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Epic/Midway Bring Titan DLC Free to Unreal Tournament 3 PC/PS3

Epic and Midway have teamed up to bring the Titan DLC pack to PC and Playstation 3 Unreal Tournament 3 players absolutely free. Calling it “the most content ever added to an FPS,” the pack is set to contain 11 new maps and a handful of new gametypes and will release March 5th.

“The Titan Pack introduces 11 new multiplayer maps for maps for Deathmatch, CTF, Vehicle CTF and Warfare modes, plus eight popular maps from the first UT3 bonus pack and Xbox 360 version. In addition, players will experience two new game modes: Greed mode, a “tug of war” style kill points battle, and Betrayal mode, a cutthroat style of play where alliances and teams can shift fluidly through a match.”

Set your calendars and head out to download this free DLC on PS3/PC March 5th!

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Midway Files for Chapter 11 Reorganization

Posted by Deadly Cyclone | February 12th, 2009 at 11:24 am
Filed under: General Tags: Business, Midway

Some call it bankruptcy, some call it reorganization. Whatever you call it, Midway has filed for it. In a press release, Midway announced that it was filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy to try and reorganize the company. Although this is bad news, Midway sees a positive as they have shipped 2 million units of Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe, 1 million units of TNA Impact! and the Game Party franchise has shipped 3 million”

“This was a difficult but necessary decision,” said Midway Chairman, President and CEO Matt Booty. “We have been focused on realigning our operations and improving our execution, and this filing will relieve the immediate pressure from our creditors and provide us time for an orderly exploration of our strategic alternatives. This Chapter 11 filing is the next logical step in an ongoing process to address our capital structure.”

Midway hopes that by filing for chapter 11 the will be able to continue business operations as usual and are seeking a variety of approvals from the court so the company can continue “managing its operations in the ordinary course.”

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