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Wednesday, Aug 19
Red Faction: Demons Of The Badland Micro-Review: British Girls On ...
Red Faction: Demons of the Badland was developed by Volition, and published by THQ. Released on Xbox Live (reviewed) and the PlayStation Network on August ... and more »
Monday, Aug 10
THQ Happy Not To Be In EA's MMA Position, Thank You
The CFO says that its WWE games were traditionally a "a 50/50 split" between the regions, a clear sign that UFC has room to grow internationally. ... and more »
Monday, Jun 15
Red Faction: Guerrilla Review: Bustin Makes Me Feel Good
NY Red Faction: Guerrilla was developed by Volition and published by THQ for the playstation 3, PC, and Xbox 360. Released on June 2. Retails for $59.99 PS3 and 360, $49.99 PC. Played the Xbox 360 version. Completed campaign on normal difficulty (though I ...
Thursday, Jun 11
Red Faction Guerrilla's Smashing London Promotion
NY Promoting the release of Red Faction Guerrilla in London, THQ yesterday packed a car with 100 copies of the game, chained a sledgehammer to it, and let nature take its course. Sounds like a completely appropriate and amazingly creative way to promotion ...
Monday, Jun 8
EA: Fight Night And MMA Will Alternate Years
NY The biggest name in MMA is UFC, to the point that it dwarfs its competitors in public awareness in the way WWE does its pro wrestling rivals. But THQ has the MMA license, not EA. That doesn't shake Moore. "This is a long-term play for us. ...
Wednesday, May 27
38 Studios Saves Big Huge Games
NY Troubled real-time strategy and role-playing developer Big Huge Games lives on, with Curt Schilling's 38 Studios stepping up at the last moment for a late game save. 38 Studios has purchased Big Huge Games from THQ, adding a huge chunk of quality ...
THQ Announces "Homefront", By The Guy Who Wrote Red Dawn
NY The game is being developed by Kaos Studios, the team behind Frontlines: Fuel of War, and is due for the 360, PS3 & PC. More details, as well as something to look at (come on THQ, at least one screen would have been nice), will be provided during E3.
