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@TakeTime wrote:

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First, is there a .vmx file in that virtual machine .vmwarevm bundle folder, along with the other files?

I see vmem, vmem.lck. vmss, vmdk, nvram, and Apple's .plist extensions on files, no vmx...

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If there's no .vmx file, the virtual machine will not open. Either you missed it or it doesn't exist where it should on your source disks.

Please post a file listing of the files in that folder

Also, what operating system is running on this VM? It may be possible to recover given what you have by creating a new virtual machine, but making the new VM use a copy of your existing vmdk files. A file listing will help us as well determine if you really have everything that you need to do this.