Tag: THQ
50 Cent has ideas for a third video game
Back in the early to mid 2000s, publishers were obsessed with licensed video games. It was an easy cash grab, stamp a popular brand...
THQ Nordic Now Directly Owns Biomutant Developer Experiment101
This year at Gamescom 2017, THQ Nordic revealed their hand in publishing the upcoming "Post-apocalyptic Kung-Fu RPG" called Biomutant. With THQ Nordic publishing and Experiment101, the...
Volition suffers major layoffs after Agents of Mayhem flops
One of the biggest developers of the last generation was Volition. Before THQ went under, Volition helped made iconic games like Saints Row and...
THQ Nordic will announce two new games at GamesCom
We are officially one month away from the world's largest event for video and computer games, GamesCom, which takes place on August 22 through...
Review: Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War III reaches for more, but...
Platform: PC
Developer: Relic Entertainment
Publisher: SEGA
MSRP: $59.99
Introduction
The seemingly eternal war is still claiming souls to feed its hunger, Humans, Eldar, and Orks keep on spilling blood...
50 Cent’s 7-year old son made executive decisions on 50 Cent:...
Rapper 50 Cent was once more than just a musician. He was the main character in two video games: 50 Cent: Bulletproof and 50...
The Dwarves gets three new game modes and features in new...
THQ Nordic released a new update for its fantasy RPG The Dwarves on both PC and console today, and it includes three brand new...
Destroy All Humans 2 rated for PS4 by PEGI
Just days ago, we reported that THQ's PS2 cult-classic, Destroy All Humans was rated for the PS4 by the ESRB and PEGI. Now it...
THQ’s Destroy All Humans rated for PS4 by ESRB and PEGI
Before they went under, THQ had released a game for PS2 called Destroy All Humans. The game had you play as an alien who...
Nordic Games has officially re-branded as THQ Nordic
After purchasing most of THQ's intellectual property when it went defunct 3 years ago, Nordic Games has now changed its name to THQ Nordic.
Lars...
