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Don't miss out on freebies like Overcooked, Livelock, and more in this month's giveaway.
You can play co-op in Overcooked, kill people in Hitman: Blood Money, and more in October's free games for Xbox One and Xbox 360.
Microsoft has now added 18 games to the catalog this month alone.
Xbox Live Update: Playdead's gloomy platformer comes to Xbox Live Arcade; Facebreaker, NFL Tour, Stuntman: Ignition added to Games on Demand.
All console publishers are facing an uphill battle to profitability, but THQ's incline might be steeper than most.
Publisher manages to keep string of sales growth years alive, but falls significantly short of original targets.
Publisher recaps quarter, explains decision to shelve Stuntman and Juiced franchises, confirms Drawn to Life for Wii.
Industry watchers Sebastian, Pachter, and Wilson react favorably to publisher's paring of franchises despite stock-price plunge.
Juiced and Stuntman crash and burn as company decides not to pursue the brands; Frontlines PS3, next Destroy All Humans for PS2, and Concrete Games studio also terminated.
Following "mutual agreement," Edward Zinser resigns his post as WWE SmackDown! publisher's top accountant; VP Rasmus van der Colff taking reins temporarily.
Ratatouille serves up sales as Stuntman, Juiced 2 sputter to slow starts at retail.
Sony Japan's "interactive screensaver" joined by free trials of Skate, NBA 08, Sega Rally Revo, and Stuntman: Ignition.
Juiced 2, Warriors Orochi, Blazing Angels 2, PC Stranglehold, and PS3 Stuntman Ignition also head to stores this week.
Lazard Capital Markets' Colin Sebastian says THQ racer's sales "slow off the blocks"; maintains buy rating.
Medieval II expansion pack hits Australian shores.
Quintet of heavy hitters join Dynasty Warriors: Gundam and downloadables such as Super Puzzle Fighter II and Ghouls 'n Ghosts; Guild Wars and Medieval II expansions also due.
Harmonix's rhythm game named best E3 game by game-journalist jury; Mass Effect, LittleBigPlanet also honored.
THQ's barbarian adventure to arrive in October, Ignition firing up August 28, off-road racer moves up to December.
Despite a dip in revenue, the SmackDown! and Saints Row publisher cuts April-June shortfall to $9.3 million, reaffirms $1.15 billion full-year guidance, reconfirms new Red Faction.
THQ packs the muscle, both real and virtual, at its Comic-Con 2007 booth.
Microsoft's Bringing It Home campaign concludes on day three of trade show; GHII tracks, game demos highlight week's offerings.
Publisher shows off Xbox 360 Destory All Humans! and Darksiders: Wrath of War, brings in Quentin "Rampage" Jackson to present UFC.
We put our driving skills to the test against THQ testers as we check out Stuntman Ignition's multiplayer features.
Publisher hooks up with in-game ad firm once more to spread sponsors' messages through gameplay.
Members of Paradigm Entertainment talk about the first of Stuntman: Ignition's movies.
We check out a work-in-progress demo version of this action-packed driving game.
Details come forth for THQ's next-gen edition of the stunt-driving franchise; game set for summer release, confirmed for 360, PS3, PS2.
Publisher talks about not going head-to-head with blockbusters, cost of Xbox 360-PS3 ports, and in-game ads for Stuntman Ignition, three more.
Publisher closes on acquisition of developer; next Stuntman game in April 2007 at the earliest.
California publisher is making the sequel to the popular 2002 PS2 game, and scooping up the internal Atari studio.
Publisher cites weak holiday season, game delays for financial woes; says 2007 is a year "of focus," more portable titles such as Battlezone for the PSP.
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