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{{sub-stub}}'''Midway Games West, Inc.''' was a continuation of [[Atari Games]], renamed as such when [[Midway Games]] decided to discontinue the "Atari Games" brand. | {{sub-stub}}'''Midway Games West, Inc.''' was a continuation of [[Atari Games]], renamed as such when [[Midway Games]] decided to discontinue the "Atari Games" brand. | ||
| − | In 1998, WMS Industries spun-off [[Midway Games]] as a separate company, taking Atari Games with it. Atari Games would be renamed to "Midway Games West" on December 22, 1999. | + | In 1998, [[WMS Industries]] spun-off [[Midway Games]] as a separate company, taking Atari Games with it. Atari Games would be renamed to "Midway Games West" on December 22, 1999. |
Reduced sales saw Midway Games West be closed in 2003, with its assets being merged into the "main" Midway Games. | Reduced sales saw Midway Games West be closed in 2003, with its assets being merged into the "main" Midway Games. | ||
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Midway Games West, Inc. was a continuation of Atari Games, renamed as such when Midway Games decided to discontinue the "Atari Games" brand.
In 1998, WMS Industries spun-off Midway Games as a separate company, taking Atari Games with it. Atari Games would be renamed to "Midway Games West" on December 22, 1999.
Reduced sales saw Midway Games West be closed in 2003, with its assets being merged into the "main" Midway Games.
Softography
Dreamcast
- San Francisco Rush 2049 Demo CD (1999)
- Gauntlet Legends Demo CD (2000)
- Gauntlet Legends (2000)
- San Francisco Rush 2049 (2000)
- Midway's Greatest Arcade Hits Volume 2 (2001)