Publisher Red Mile Entertainment has announced that the company has raised $7,081,500 in private placement financing, which it says will be put towards the development and marketing of its video game franchises, which include Sin City and MTV's _
Officials representing publisher Red Mile Entertainment (Heroes of the Pacific,Gripshift) have announced that the company has raised $7,081,500 in private placement financing, which it says will be put towards the strategic development and marketing of its video game franchises. While no specific franchises were identified in the transaction, Red Mile recently signed a multi-year, worldwide license agreement to develop and to publish games based on Frank Miller's popular Sin City graphic novels. The company has also announced that it is working with MTV and developer Sidhe (Gripshift) on a video game adaptation of the television and movie property Jackass. Ben Zadik, Red Mile’s chief financial officer commented in a statement that the funding "simplifies our capital structure and greatly improves our financial foundation by eliminating approximately $8.2 million of debt." "The completion of this planned offering provides further validation of our business model and strengthens Red Mile's operational capabilities with respect to the development of our highly anticipated franchise games," added Chester Aldridge, chairman and CEO of Red Mile.
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