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THQ Has got Some Announcements.

11/12/2010

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(Posted By: Eric Rees)
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Alex, listen up. CEO of THQ, Brian Farrell recently had an interview with the guys over at Gamasutra and spilled a few beans that could grow into some tall beanstalks later on down the road. 

The company really wants to attack the $60 price point that has recently taken over the industry with a variety of ways. The first is to sell at $40 and then try to make income off the DLC that will be sold for the game. Not a bad idea.

What's an even better idea? Making money in other media to cover those losses, like MOVIES!

According to THQ, the company will formally announce a major motion picture based on their Saints Row franchise, one near and dear to our editor-in-chief's heart. But that's not the only extent THQ is going to to make a few bucks.

Homefront, the upcoming game where North Korea invades the United States, is getting a novel set and even Red Faction is getting it's share of the fun. The game is getting it's own pilot TV show on the Syfy Channel. Excited yet? I am. I know Alex is.

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11/12/2010 04:16:57 am

Well that is some fine news, especially considering the OH GOD OH GOD I HOPE IT'S FAKE rumors about the Uncharted movie plot.

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