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The ongoing saga of THQ's fiscal collapse rolls on, but Crytek says it won't have any major affect on the development or eventual quality of Homefront 2.

Vigil Games didn't survive publisher THQ's liquidation on Wednesday, even though the studio was already at work on a brand new series. While the studio is done for, its Darksiders series may find a new home.

Owing to the ongoing collapse of THQ, the upcoming, heavily-anticipated South Park: The Stick of Truth will continue development under French mega-publisher Ubisoft.

Following the recent rejection of its bankruptcy plan, THQ's assets have been auctioned piecemeal to whomever could offer the flailing games publisher the most cash.

THQ is selling off its remaining assets on Tuesday, including the publishing rights to South Park: The Stick of Truth. South Park's creators are none too happy about it and are looking to block the sale.

THQ's attempts to rebuild itself after a catastrophic financial collapse prove a positive for players as almost everything the company has published over the last decade can now be yours for only $25.

EA, Ubisoft, and the other giant publishers won't be the only video game companies bidding on THQ's IPs when they go up for auction later this month. Tim Schafer's Double Fine is reportedly going to get in on the action as well.

If you've been following video game news of late, you're likely aware of THQ's ongoing financial issues. Sadly things continue to get worse, as the courts have denied the publisher's stated plan to bounce back from bankruptcy.

THQ's financial fall continues as the company has been dropped from the NASDAQ stock exchange following a dip in value resulting from the firm's recent Chapter 11 filing.

Resident Evil was turned into an action game, Dead Space has co-op, and ZombiU's just got more zombies: Where is all the horror? Guillermo del Toro's bringing the fear back to games with Insane, a game that came back from the dead.

Looking to clarify 4A Games' statement that the Wii U's CPU is horrible and slow, THQ provides more context for why developer 4A Games decided not to bring Metro: Last Light to the console, but does not quell the Wii U's growing reputation as a weak console.

THQ shuts down another subsidiary as the video game publisher desperately tries to lower costs in the wake of a new NASDAQ delisting.

Late to the Saints Row party, but still want to experience everything Saints Row: The Third has to offer? THQ has you covered.

In building a bigger world for Darksiders II, Vigil forgot to make a better story.

THQ remains a publicly traded company on the NASDAQ stock exchange after narrowly avoiding delisting, but the company's future is still in question.