THQ Goes Bankrupt

Technology and Gaming
#21

Someone can correct me if I’m wrong but I’d assume Relic still holds the Warhammer rights for a set time in a contract with Games Workshop. This would be true regardless of who Relic are owned by.

Once this is through GW can either set up a new one or not, or cancel the contract with some kind of forfeit to Relic or if Relic are deemed to be ‘wasting their time and money’.

That’s what I assume anyway.

With Relic in tow SEGA could really punch a major hole into the strategy market. Company of Heroes, Homeworld and the rights to Warhammer, along with CAs Total series seems to me like a fool proof combination.

Now I’ve said that expect every single one of those series to get buried under a mountain of rushed, poorly tested games! YAY!

#22

So since the publishing rights for Metro Last Light were sold to Deep Silver, how does this affect the game? I want to preorder but I’m not sure if this whole thing changed the game in any way from what it originally would have been.

#23

I don’t think they’ll touch the game in anyway, specially since it’s such in an advanced state of development.

#24

That’s what I’m hoping. And the physical version on Amazon is the cheapest. The game uses Steamworks, do you know if they’ll email me the code or would I have to wait for the shipment?

#25

I believe they give you the cd-key as soon as they get them.

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