Matthew on 1/2/2012 at 11:37
Well, if it is IP owned by the company then it's an asset that can be disposed of by the administrator to a willing buyer. If no-one buys it? That's a harder question.
Pyrian on 1/2/2012 at 19:25
Someone will buy the IP's, even if only to file spurious lawsuits, or even protect themselves from same. If the price came down enough I'd buy them, just to hang on my wall. "Check it out! I own the Homeworld IP!" Totally worth fifty cents or so. ...That won't happen.
Sulphur on 1/2/2012 at 19:52
If you do that, I'm going to find you and threaten you with bodily harm until you sell it back to Relic for a penny.
And then I'd probably smack your head into the wall anyway.
Yakoob on 2/2/2012 at 06:58
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catbarf on 3/2/2012 at 16:07
On the one hand, if THQ goes under, a bunch of talented people will be released from mind-numbing South Park and WWE games, and the Homeworld rights might be available again and possibly to Relic. On the other hand, Metro: Last Light would be in limbo.
EvaUnit02 on 3/2/2012 at 17:56
Quote Posted by catbarf
On the one hand, if THQ goes under, a bunch of talented people will be released from mind-numbing South Park and WWE games
Oh, so you've played Obsidian's unfinished South Park RPG? None of us know the state that it's in. Who are you to say that it's "mind-numbing"? One can't have a credible opinion on a game which they haven't played, moron.
Jason Moyer on 3/2/2012 at 20:04
I can't imagine anything about the SP RPG being mind-numbing considering the talent involved between both parties making it.
Edit: Also, is it appropriate to associate de-listing on NASDAQ with going under?
catbarf on 4/2/2012 at 16:12
Quote Posted by EvaUnit02
Oh, so you've played Obsidian's unfinished South Park RPG? None of us know the state that it's in. Who are you to say that it's "mind-numbing"? One can't have a credible opinion on a game which they haven't played, moron.
Well, I was referring more to the WWE games (which you ignored), but one can have a credible opinion on the franchise, and putting the people behind Alpha Protocol, Fallout: New Vegas, and KOTOR 2 to work on a South Park game of all things is a serious waste of narrative and world-building talent, which have always been their strong suits.
Koki on 6/2/2012 at 07:15
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