THQ Could Lose Stock Market Listing

That's not too great at all. I'd rather give a game developer another chance than see them go (and see those people lose their jobs).

Before the whole "oh noes THQ is gone," delisting does not mean closed down. Its not a good thing, to be sure, but let's be accurate here.

Spear has some experience in that field, and he can say that a delisting is not necessarily fatal. While it surely shows that the company is not doing as well as it has in the past, a delisting in itself is nothing more than Nasdaq housekeeping.

Doesn't this just mean you can't buy and sell their shares on the stock exchange? I admit that's bad but it doesn't mean you can't still operate, seeing as plenty of private corporations are still in business.

In case anyone wants to know what delisting actually means there's an excerpt about it here:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Listing_%28finance%29

I sure do hope it won't be a fatal wound... I want Viva Piñata 3DS!

@Morpheel
That would be down to Microsoft, not THQ and it's much more likely we'll see a Viva Pinata Kinect.

Getting delisted is not good, I believe Atari has been delisted, and Midway before they went bankrupt.

@Highwinter: THQ published Viva Piñata DS. I suppose it would be easier for Rare to use them again of they decide to make another game for a Nintendo console.

Nintendo BUY THQ and Make them your New RARE

@10 (Maggots) — Retro Studio

@11 DUDE YES... WHAT WAS I THINKING... i think that's what i meant all along

@12

you wouldn't want thq anyway as their the publisher. unless nintendo wanted to put out M rated games under that brand like Disney and miramax.

what's most immportant would be the dev teams and ip's.

Everyone is so amped up about Darksiders II, but Metro: Last Light is the title that will seriously rock on a Nintendo platform!

I am willing to invest into this company, seeing as they are really desperate for the money, the thing is, its not a smart investment since they are really shakey. But since I am young and hopefully will make a killing once the products start coming out, I'll invest. I can only hope...

Am i the only one happy that this developer isnt making licensed(kid) games anymore?

SUCKS FOR THEM! HAH! Childish jeering ensues.

Huh,... I always looked down on the majority of their licensed kid stuff like Nicktoons stuff, & Disney.

I can only say that i'm looking forward to these two games and hope they do well since THQ's legacy has great potential. _{Destruction Derby, Broken Sword, Deadly Creatures, X , Conker's Bad Fur Day, Banjo games, Destroy All Humans, It's Mr. Pants, Lock's Quest, Moto GP, Red Faction, Sabre Wulf, Sonic Advance, Viva Pinata, Worms, You Don't Know Jack, ...}

@Knuckles (16.): Nope, you're not. I mean i don't care if a company releases baddish games that don't appeal to me. As long as quality and quantity of the great ones don't have to suffer that is.
But if they can focus on those more there's hope they'll turn out even better.

Maybe this could represent an ideal investment opportunity. I'm not one to play the stocks (it's kind of like a businessman's form of gambling, only it's based on strategy rather than luck alone - in other words, if you're good at it you can actually win oftentimes, quite the opposite of casinos), but at 70 cents a share, I could easily invest 35 bucks for 50 shares. That's actually cheaper than most typical retail games! If they file bankrupt, I don't lose much money, but if they hike up their britches and launch a successful stream of games on Wii-U, stocks will soar, and I could wind up making quite a handsome profit out of the whole debacle. Buy low; sell high!

NOOO! THQ CAN'T DIE!!!!!!!!! Release Darksiders 2 first, than I don't care