Entries in 'brian farrell' (15)
EA: THQ drops UFC licence, EA picks it up
EA has nabbed the licence to develop official Ultimate Fighting Championship video games.
THQ: MX vs ATV DLC experiment was unsuccessful
Brian Farrell, CEO of THQ, has declared that the new DLC-centric business model it attempted with MX vs ATV Alive was "not a successful experiment".
New THQ logo revealed
THQ has ditched its well-known white-on-black logo in favour of a new grey and red symbol today.
THQ: “Industry healthier than NPD says”
THQ has warned investors not to look at just NPD boxed product sales charts when judging the state of the industry.
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Farrell reiterates RRP concerns
The standard $59.99/£49.99 RRP for console software is “keeping people out” of the console market at retail. That’s according to THQ president Brian Farrell, who reiterated his stance at the ...
THQ: New consoles ‘last thing we need’
The cost and turbulence caused by the transition to a new generation of hardware is not what the games industry currently needs, according to THQ president and CEO Brian Farrell.
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THQ predicts lower game prices
The boss of THQ Brian Farrell has said that the games industry must explore different retail models if it is to remain competitive in a market that consistently expects lower ...
THQ stems losses
For the twelve months ended March 31, THQ's net sales rose 8% to $899 million, compared with sales of $830 million a year ago. The company posted a loss of ...
Nintendo success making kids' market tougher, says THQ
President and CEO of THQ Brian Farrell has pointed the finger at Nintendo’s successful first party software for making the kids’ video games market “extremely competitive”.
THQ to shed 200 staff
After reporting a $35m FY loss last night, publisher THQ confirmed in a post-earnings conference call that it would be losing 200 staff across its studios.Advertisement
THQ reports FY net loss of $35.3m
THQ has reported full year losses of $35.3 million for the 12 months to March 31st, with sales up slightly to $1.03 billion.
THQ: ‘We can be more aggressive than bigger firms’
Speaking to Reuters, THQ’s Brian Farrell has outlined the publisher’s M&A strategy – to grow organically.
