THQ is having a Big Huge sale; God: The Game in Limbo

THQ are the ones posting the loss as a whole; not clear how much has been spent on BHG's work in progress, but THQ's situation is looking pretty bad if they're willing to cut loose a recent acquisition before they've even produced anything...

Yeah I know and it hurts because just when THQ is doing great things in the industry, something like this happens. While I hope someone steps in and saves them from crashing and burning, I also hope upcoming games like Scribblenauts will still get recognized.

Grant Kirkhope works there. Grant freaking Kirkhope. He recently left Rare to pursue a job as BHG's sound director.

Grant is the guy who made music for games such as GoldenEye, the Banjo-Kazooie series, Donkey Kong 64, Viva Piñata, and many other Rare games.

I recently talked to him about it and he told me that there are a few people interested in buying BHG, as stated in this article.

i recently got wwe 2009 that was good big beach sports horrible both by THQ

@MickEiA: Like any publisher, you can't really expect EVERY THQ game to be good. Those two games you mentioned came from two different developers. Just try to pay attention to the history of the DEVELOPER, and not the publisher as much, and you'll probably be able to avoid getting quite so many stinkers.

I don't think I'd heard of God: The Game before, but the Animal Crossing/ Legend of Zelda description sounds AWESOME! I hope whoever picks up the developer lets them finish that game.

Weren't these guys going to publish a De Blob sequel?

I don't care, really. Most THQ games are shovelware. And I use shovelware in the correct form. They don't put care into their games other than De blob and DAH

THQ sucks