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Court orders Midgar Studio to liquidate after failing to secure a buyer

Midgar Studio, developer of Edge of Eternity, is shutting down after a court ordered liquidation following failed attempts to find a buyer.

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The brief

Midgar Studio is closing down and entering liquidation by court order. The studio, known for Edge of Eternity and Edge of Memories, was unable to secure a buyer through Nacon.

Coverage from GamesIndustry.biz, TechPowerUp, and Insider Gaming emphasizes the timing of the shutdown, noting it occurs ahead of a planned sequel launch. Other reports from ixbt.games and Instant Gaming News link the closure to Nacon's failure to find a purchaser.

Future developments center on the status of the upcoming sequel and the final liquidation process mandated by the court.

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Quick answers

Why is Midgar Studio closing?

The studio is liquidating after failing to secure a buyer, as reported by GamesIndustry.biz.

Which games is the studio known for?

Midgar Studio is responsible for Edge of Eternity and Edge of Memories.

Who was involved in the attempt to find a buyer?

According to ixbt.games and Instant Gaming News, Nacon failed to find a buyer for the studio.

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