Posted Apr 30, 2008 at 10:40PM by Abraham A. Listed in: Nintendo DS, Wii, PlayStation 3, PSP, Xbox 360, Games for Windows Tags: Atari, Infogrames
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Infogrames - Image 1It may have taken some patience but it's finally done. According to a press release, Infogrames has acquired Atari for US$ 11 million. If you could remember, Infogrames offered a buy-out proposal as early as March in light of Atari's financial struggles.

Prior to making the deal, Atari hired a new CEO and sought a deadline extension on the Infogrames offer to explore all possible options. With Atari's agreement, Infogrames will acquire all the remaining outstanding equity interests of Atari (computed at US$ 11 million). In return, Atari will now become a wholly-owned subsidiary of Infogrames.

Here are specifics of the agreement:
  • brings to a close a period of financial underperformance for Atari;
  • strengthens Atari under Infogrames' new management team;
  • delivers a platform for future growth in the US; and
  • offers Atari shareholders an all cash exit.
How will this turn out for the classic gaming brand that is Atari? We are about to find out. Meanwhile, keep posted here at QJ.NET for the latest gaming developments.

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   by CHUCKINGROCKSATSPACESHIPS - 2008-05-01
 » Only $11 Million, ......Thats Sad

Man they should have waited until Alone In The Dark is released before excepted a crumb of a cookie offer like $11 million! I am disappointed by that confidence. I plan on buying Alone In The Dark when its released. That game looks very interesting, but now I guess Atari is going to make less from it, having to share the profit with Infogrames, I assume.



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