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Online has follow-up to reports earlier today that Midway has
large bonuses set aside as incentives for selling off Mortal Kombat to
another company, and that ex-employees are not being accrued paid/personal time.
Geoff Mogilner, Midway's head of investor relations, tells them "We're not going
out of our way to sell Mortal Kombat," though he admits there's as much as $3.3
million in bonuses to be had for a deal that will sell the franchise or allow
them to continue to develop it. His response to the paid time off issue is more
curious: "It's just a matter of the timing of things. ... It's a ridiculous
assertion that we're taking money from former employees and filling the pockets
[of execs]. The amount of the [paid time off] was much lower than the amount of
money that we're paying these key employees that are working so hard to get us
through this bankruptcy process." Oh, and then there's this:
Mortal Kombat creator Ed Boon's $1 million bonus.
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