HUMAN Entertainment - Revision history

Ooug7589 at 03:41, 2 May 2015

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Ooug7589 moved page HUMAN to HUMAN Entertainment: Proper name

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	==Assets==		==Assets==
		+	After their bankruptcy
		+	*The rights to [[Clock Tower]] were sold to [[Capcom]] who has since produced the fourth installment in the series, [[Clock Tower 3]].
		+	*The rights to [[Fire Pro Wrestling]] were acquired/kept by the company many of the previous staff went on to create, [[Spike]].

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	==Bankruptcy==		==Bankruptcy==
−	In January 2000, Human Corporation ~~was~~ declared ~~bankrupt for~~ failing to negotiate ~~for~~ a restructuring deal over the 3.79 billion yen (as of November 1999) outstanding debt.	+	In January 2000, Human Corporation declared bankruptcy after failing to negotiate a restructuring deal over the 3.79 billion yen (as of November 1999) outstanding debt.
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		+	==Assets==

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	==Bankruptcy==		==Bankruptcy==
−	~~Because of ___ HUMAN had~~ to ~~file~~ for ~~bankruptcy in 1999 and soon after dissolved at~~ the ~~beginning~~ of ~~2000~~.	+	In January 2000, Human Corporation was declared bankrupt for failing to negotiate for a restructuring deal over the 3.79 billion yen (as of November 1999) outstanding debt.

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	==Bankruptcy==		==Bankruptcy==
		+	Because of ___ HUMAN had to file for bankruptcy in 1999 and soon after dissolved at the beginning of 2000.

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	==Games==		==Games==
		+	HUMAN's most popular games include the [[Fire Pro-Wrestling]] series and the [[Clock Tower]] series.

	==Bankruptcy==		==Bankruptcy==

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	[[HUMAN Entertainment]] was a Japan-based video game company that was active from 1983 until 1999, when they filed for bankruptcy, and then went defunct in January of 2000. Many of the developers from HUMAN went on to create their own company, [[Spike]], which is still active today.		[[HUMAN Entertainment]] was a Japan-based video game company that was active from 1983 until 1999, when they filed for bankruptcy, and then went defunct in January of 2000. Many of the developers from HUMAN went on to create their own company, [[Spike]], which is still active today.
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		+	==History==
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		+	==Games==
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		+	==Bankruptcy==

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−	[[HUMAN Entertainment]] was a Japan-based video game company that was active from 1983 until 1999, when they filed for bankruptcy, and then went defunct in January of 2000.	+	[[HUMAN Entertainment]] was a Japan-based video game company that was active from 1983 until 1999, when they filed for bankruptcy, and then went defunct in January of 2000. Many of the developers from HUMAN went on to create their own company, [[Spike]], which is still active today.

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−	[[HUMAN Entertainment]] was a Japan-based video game company that filed for bankruptcy and went ~~under~~ in ~~1999~~.	+	[[HUMAN Entertainment]] was a Japan-based video game company that was active from 1983 until 1999, when they filed for bankruptcy, and then went defunct in January of 2000.

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−	HUMAN was a Japan-based video game company that filed for bankruptcy and went under in 1999.	+	[[HUMAN Entertainment]] was a Japan-based video game company that filed for bankruptcy and went under in 1999.