In February 2010, it was announced that nine games from Midway Games would no longer be available for purchase, "due to publisher evolving rights and permissions" (even though Sony's PlayStation Store never did as such with its own downloadable Midway games), referring to the purchase by Warner Bros. of some assets of Midway Games, including certain rights related to the nine games. Similar fates befell the XBLA version of "Double Dragon" when its publisher went under. "Yaris" was an advergame that was pulled from the system after a year due to avoid it becoming stale content. Id Software's "Doom" was pulled from the catalogue due to Id being purchased by publisher Zenimax Media, and as such the publishing rights were removed from then publisher Activision. From January 19, 2012, "Doom" was restored to Xbox Live Arcade under new publisher Bethesda. In 2011, Ubisoft announced that "" was due to be removed from the Xbox Live service on June 30, 2011, due to an expired license. "Chessmaster Live" has also been removed.