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Former president says company had every chance to survive if it weren't for mistakes like uDraw and "haphazard and inefficient approach to deal-making."
How did THQ get into such a dire state, and what's going to happen now?
North Korean-invasion shooter hits milestone as publisher posts steep expanded annual shortfall; uDraw coming to Xbox 360 and PS3 this holiday.
Bulletstorm, Kirby's Epic Yarn, Killzone 3, de Blob 2: This week's going to pound your wallet.
Publisher posts $14.9 million loss for holiday quarter; WWE SmackDown vs. Raw 2011 ships 2.7 million units; uDraw ships 1.2 million; WWE Online also canned; UFC Trainer delayed; stock sinks.
THQ's illustrating tablet set to cost A$119.95 ($118.38) when it launches later next month.
Record-breaking performance for shooter can't pull gaming industry to end the year on a high note; Kinect leads accessory sales to best month ever.
THQ ups Wii drawing tablet sales expectations to 1.3 million units through March, plans four to five new games for peripheral next year, considers licensing the hardware to other publishers.
Publisher's chief executive discusses MX vs. ATV Alive's DLC-powered approach, uDraw sales, and the state of the gaming industry.
New release slate led by Ubisoft's stealth action game, EA's racer reboot, NBA Jam; other notable launches include Harry Potter 7: Part 1, EA Sports Active 2.0, Apache: Air Assault.
We pass the pad and get doodling with a modern twist on a classic family board game.
WWE and UFC publisher's shortfall in line with guidance; maintains forecast for the coming fiscal year.
THQ's $70 tablet and art game arrives in the US for Nintendo's platform next month; $30 Pictionary and Dood's Big Adventure launching in tandem.
$70 add-on will come packed in with uDraw Studio art game, launch alongside Pictionary and Dood's Big Adventure this holiday season.
We inspect THQ's newly unveiled graphics tablet Wii peripheral.
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