Well, if this is inevitable, at least it's them and not a company like Activision.
Before we all get our hopes up, let's think about this logically. THQ's assets are worth [I]at least[/I] $60 million, and are likely to be sold during the auction for over a $100 million in total. Double Fine doesn't have that kind of capital, so buying out everything is a no go, and they're unlikely to be able to compete with the publishers on the major IPs and licenses. So what exactly would they be aiming for?
Its a shame its not likely, Double Fine is double great.
Why is this amazing news again?
[QUOTE=Wiggles;39180708]Before we all get our hopes up, let's think about this logically. THQ's assets are worth [I]at least[/I] $60 million, and are likely to be sold during the auction for over a $100 million in total. Double Fine doesn't have that kind of capital, so buying out everything is a no go, and they're unlikely to be able to compete with the publishers on the major IPs and licenses. So what exactly would they be aiming for?[/QUOTE]
Quick, someone start up a kickstarter! :v:
Red Faction point and click adventure games.
Saints Row cartoony platformer.
They want the De Blob franchise rights
At least it's better than Activision / EA
[QUOTE=Wiggles;39180708]Before we all get our hopes up, let's think about this logically. THQ's assets are worth [I]at least[/I] $60 million, and are likely to be sold during the auction for over a $100 million in total. Double Fine doesn't have that kind of capital, so buying out everything is a no go, and they're unlikely to be able to compete with the publishers on the major IPs and licenses. So what exactly would they be aiming for?[/QUOTE]
♫[i]Every party has a pooper so that's why we invited youuuuuuuuuu.[/i]♫
[sp]I know you're right but let me dream dammit[/sp]
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