Publisher THQ would be in serious financial have ended. According to ‘veteran of the industry,” Kevin Dent, the company has already offered for sale by an Asian company, and would be a for 2014 planned mmog already deleted.
THQ has not yet responded to the rumor. Kevin Dent, a self-confessed ‘game-industry veteran,” states that THQ is dropping the Warhammer 40,000-mmog prepares for a possible sale. Dent reports via Twitter that THQ themselves would have offered for an Asian company. Any company that would be is not clear. Also, Dent is not clear how to get the information about THQ, but he says he arranged ” a lot of friends at THQ.
Except for the deletion of the Warhammer 40,000-mmog would THQ the rights to make games based on Disney/Pixar movies are unused, have returned. According to Dent is that also a worrying sign. Dent, who works for the International Game Developers Association, calls it ” to develop a successor of the uDraw as one of the main reasons for the financial woes at THQ.
THQ has not yet responded to the rumors. The company made at the beginning of november, however, known that the a quarterly loss had ago of $ 90 million, which is almost double that of the quarter loss in the same quarter in 2010. The share of THQ declined in a year’s time of about $ 6 to 66 cents.
Update, 9:07: Kotaku is reporting that THQ, the removal of the Warhammer 40K-mmog has denied. According to the publisher, there is nothing changed in the plans for 2014. On any sales, the publisher is not.