Never bought a THQ game i think.
There's not going to be another Saint's Row
Never bought a THQ game i think.
I don't think I have, either.
Predictions:
(http://www.abload.de/img/thqpredictions6bu8g.jpg)
Development budget
(http://www.abload.de/img/budgetx8jnc.jpg)
Source: http://www.kccllc.net/documents/8826100/8826100121219000000000002.pdf (http://www.kccllc.net/documents/8826100/8826100121219000000000002.pdf)
(http://i.imgur.com/DZXZa.jpg)That's less encouraging than not saying anything.
hope for the Saints Row people.
(http://i.imgur.com/DZXZa.jpg)That's less encouraging than not saying anything.
hope for the Saints Row people.
FUCK WHAT ABOUT SAINTS ROW
I cant believe they're doing a sequel to Homefront. Oy vey.
Damn, and they finally managed to make another decent wrestling game.
Homeworld 3, lol
But what does “Chapter 11” mean? What will happen to the games you are expecting? The series you love? And what about the people and teams that make them?
The most important thing to understand is that Chapter 11 does not mean the end of the THQ story or the end of the titles you love. Quite the opposite is true, actually.
Chapter 11 is a safety net for U.S. companies. American Airlines is currently in Chapter 11 restructuring, yet I flew back and forth on that airline when I visited Volition two weeks ago. Donald Trump and his companies have been in Chapter 11 four times. You can add to that list household names such as Macy’s, Eddie Bauer, the Chicago Cubs, Chrysler, Delta Airlines, General Motors, the Pittsburgh Penguins, Marvel Studios, and MGM, among many others.
MGM filed Chapter 11 two years ago, and this year it released “Skyfall” and “The Hobbit,” two of the biggest titles of the year. That’s what I mean when I say new start!
Our Chapter 11 process allows for other bidders to make competing offers for THQ. So while we are extremely excited about the Clearlake opportunity, we won’t be able to say that the deal is done for a month or so.
Rest assured that the goal throughout the sale process has been to preserve our teams and our products. So no matter what the outcome in 30 days, as long as we have accomplished this goal, I will be satisfied.
Whatever happens, the teams and products look likely to end up together and in good hands. That means you can still pre-order Metro: Last Light, Company of Heroes 2, and South Park: The Stick of Truth. Our teams are still working on those titles as you read this, and all other rumored titles, like the fourth Saints Row, the Homefront sequel, and a lot more are also still in the works.
Finally, you might be asking, why would THQ file for Chapter 11 right before the holiday season? Admittedly, the timing is unfortunate. But as we announced a few weeks ago, we have a January 15 deadline approaching for our bank funding. So if you work backwards to allow the necessary time to complete a sale, you end up at this week. Since all of THQ’s worldwide employees are off for a week and a half of paid vacation starting Friday for the holidays and will return to work on January 2nd, it hardly matters anyway.
So THQ made headlines today – and I am sure there will be tons of click-grabbing headlines over the next month or so. But what matters to us is not what is happening to THQ right now, but what the company and its teams will make of ourselves after we complete the sale.
In short, the teams will be unburdened by the past and able to focus on what they should be focusing on -- Making great games.
Wonder when the bidding will start for the WWE licence then
After an very, very long hearing, Judge Mary Walrath, a personally favorite of mine, did not approved the DIP motion or bidding procedures motion in the THQ case. She instructed parties to discuss and work out their issues over the weekend and set a new hearing on Monday. I will be writing a more thorough post this weekend on the day's events.
Originally Posted by Quentyn:
There a few more details on his Twitter account. If I understand things correctly, Warner might be interested in buying THQ?
https://twitter.com/DDInvesting
Yeah, "due diligence" is the process of evaluating all of THQ's IPs/projects in development and deciding if you want to make a bid.
There may be other parties interested as well that didn't testify, since they may have been interested in a piecemeal bid.
Originally Posted by Twitter:
Centerview: 5 strategic buyers in active due diligence in THQ.
TQHI court heating up. Centerview's banker on record of saying buyers are interested in individual titles. Clearlake has said not allowed.
Five companies are interested in evaluating THQ's assets for purchase, but Clearlake doesn't want to let them do it piecemeal. The judge doesn't seem too favorable to the sentiment.
Parties have come to agreement: THQI auction now on Jan 22nd. The auction will allow for piecemeal ("title by title") sales of THQ assets
And EA is suppose to be the most interested buyer for several properties/studios :yuck
Yeah, I think so too. They can probably pick up South Park for a song, with the development nearly-finished. They may even be able to wring a sequel out of the team with an established toolchain and pipeline.And EA is suppose to be the most interested buyer for several properties/studios :yuck
I figure they'll snag Saints Row and South Park.
GET AKI ON WWE GAMES PLEASE.It won't happen; EA and AKI burned their bridges with the Def Jam Vendetta games. EA took a big steaming dump on AKI when they made the sequel. AKI probably doesn't even want to deal with each other any longer.
Saints Row under EA would be good. Hopefully. Probably. EA has no big sandbox game series and 4 million a game ain't bad. Combined with dat EA marketing, it could be a winner.
EA will do something to fuck up Saint's Row.
Ah well, it was fun while it lasted. :-\
nothing better happen to that damn South Park game.
"I'm proud to announce our new partners will be focused on developing a software line for our new upcoming tablet device. The device will feature motion sensing along with a drawing interface.":lol
Saint's Row will be canceled but the engine will be used for an open world Wu Tang game.
Saint's Row will be canceled but the engine will be used for an open world Wu Tang game.
No fair! Clearly you've already seen the design document. Or the future. No fair!
Does AKI even exist anymore?According to wiki they changed their name.
Saint's Row will be canceled but the engine will be used for an open world Wu Tang game.
AKI's Yakuza games are awesome. Especially the second one.
Sho Nuff showing he's sho nuff ignorant if it doesn't involve SEGA arcade games or pinball.
:piss Sho Nuff :piss2
(http://i.imgur.com/oUYBX.jpg)
UDRAW IS BACK BABY (at half price books)
Saint's Row will be canceled but the engine will be used for an open world Wu Tang game.
Pleasssse just let there be a next gen red faction
the same way they manage to failed at moving Saints Row.
Pleasssse just let there be a next gen red faction
It won't happen. The fight for Red Faction was abandoned long before THQ began spiraling the drain.
Volition changed from an open-world game to RF: Armageddon's shooter format because RF: Guerrilla didn't meet sales expectations. Then Armageddon failed to sell at all. Arguably, this is THQ marketing snatching defeat from the jaws of victory again, failing to move units on another exceptional game, the same way they manage to failed at moving Saints Row.
the same way they manage to failed at moving Saints Row.
Compared to GTA, maybe, but shipping 4 million worldwide isn't bad at all.
the same way they manage to failed at moving Saints Row.
Compared to GTA, maybe, but shipping 4 million worldwide isn't bad at all.
Yeah, 4M is definitely not shabby, but it's a better game than GTA. SR1 was a better game than GTA.spoiler (click to show/hide):'( :'( :'([close]
like i said form the day saints row 1 came out, its a shit series good bye1? Yes. 2 and 3, no not at all. Two was a pretty well made game that fixed a lot of 1's issues and with 3 it finally found it's personality and style.
was the $431 million year U-Draw?
That chart explains THQ's bet on Udraw pretty well. They were already in the shitter but were saved in 2010 thanks to the Wii version of Udraw. So you can imagine how eager/desperate they were to replicate its success in 2011.
They still would have been in trouble without the U Draw fiasco, but might have been able to keep things going until the situation improved. But, then U Draw for 360/PS3 happened and that was where the remaining wheels came loose.Oh certainly. Udraw 360/PS3 was them betting everything left on a success and failing horribly. Without it they probably would have limped into next gen before finally going the way of Midway.
Saw this on gaf
THQ net income since 1990 (founded by LJN co-founder in April 1990).
(http://i.imagebanana.com/img/mw9zpfa8/thq.PNG)
...Sega?
...Sega?
They sure do, after you dummies kept buying their ports of Virtua Fighter.:rofl
No, I just didn't think they'd have money to go after anyone.
I seeNo, I just didn't think they'd have money to go after anyone.
SEGA has access to a shit-ton of cash if they can justify it. Their parent company rolls around in filthy pachinko lucre all day and all night.
Is this good or bad for volition
Sega agreed to purchase Relic
Koch Media agreed to purchase Volition and Metro
Crytek agreed to purchase Homefront
Take 2 agreed purchase Evolve and
Ubisoft agreed to purchase Montreal and South Park
We expect these sales to close this week.
To All THQ Employees:
We now have the answers we've been seeking through our financial restructuring and
Chapter 11 case. While much will be written, here are the facts of the bids and auction
that occurred:
Yesterday morning, we received a competing bid for the operating business,
along with Clearlake's offer, and numerous offers for separate assets.
During an auction process that lasted over 22 hours, the final conclusion was
that the separate-asset bids would net more than a single buyer for the majority
of the company.
Shortly, we will, present the results to the U.S. Bankruptcy Court, which must
concur with our assessment.
The proposed sales of multiple assets is as follows :
Sega agreed to purchase Relic
Koch Media agreed to purchase Volition and Metro
Crytek agreed to purchase Homefront
Take 2 agreed purchase Evolve and
Ubisoft agreed to purchase Montreal and South Park
We expect these sales to close this week.
Some assets, including our publishing businesses and Vigil, along with some other
intellectual properties are not included in the sale agreements. They will remain part of
the Chapter 11 case. We will make every effort to find appropriate buyers, if possible.
What this means for employees
We expect that most employees of the entities included in the sale will be offered
employment by the new owners. However, we cannot say what these owners may
intend, and there will likely be some positions that will not be needed under the
new ownership. You should receive notice this week or early next week if the new
owners intend to extend employment to you. Please note that the terms of your new
employment, including pay and benefits, may be different from the current terms of
your employment with THQ.
If you are an employee of an entity that is not included in the sale, we regret that
your position will end. A small number of our headquarters staff will continue to be
employed by THQ beyond January 25 to assist with the transition. THQ has sufficient
resources to pay these employees for work going forward, and we will be contacting
these employees immediately to ensure their continued employment during this
transition period. We are requesting the ability to offer certain severance pay to
minimize disruption for employees of non-included entities as they determine the next
steps in their careers.
We know you will have many questions about this news. We'll be meeting tomorrow
when we return to talk through this announcement and to answer any questions you
have. You will receive a benefits fact sheet and FAQs with answers to some questions
that may be on your mind. Please review these materials closely.
A personal note
The work that you all have done as part of the THQ family is imaginative, creative,
artistic and highly valued by our loyal gamers. We are proud of what we have
accomplished despite today's outcome.
It has been our privilege to work alongside the entire THQ team. While the company
will cease to exist, we are heartened that the majority of our studios and games will
continue under new ownership. We were hoping that the entire company would remain
intact, but we expect to hear good news from each of the separate entities that will be
operating as part of new organizations.
For those THQ employees who are part of entities that are not included in the sale, we
are confident that the talent you have displayed as part of THQ will be recognized as you
take the next steps in your career.
Thank you all for your dedication and for sharing your talent with the THQ team. We
wish you the best of luck and hope you will keep in touch.
Sincerely,
Brian Farrell
Chief Executive Officer
Jason Rubin
President
Who is slated to get wwe
no one bought saints row? :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol
Relic Entertainment
Makers of Company of Heroes
Winning bidder: Sega, $26.6 million.
Runner-up: Zenimax Media, $26.3 million.
THQ Montreal
Makers of 1666 and Underdog, titles under development.
Winning bidder: Ubisoft, $2.5 million. No runner-up.
Evolve
(title in development at Turtle Rock Studios)
Winning bidder: Take-Two Interactive, $10.894 million.
Runner-up: Turtle Rock Studios, $250,000.
Volition, Inc.
Maker of Saints Row
Winning bidder: Koch Media, $22,312,925.
Runner-up: Ubisoft, $5.4 million.
Homefront
Released 2011; due for a sequel.
Winning bidder: Crytek. $544,218.
No runner-up.
Metro
Series; due for the sequel Metro: Last Light.
Winning Bidder: Koch Media, $5,877,551
Runner-up: Ubisoft: $5.175 million.
South Park
License; South Park: The Stick of Truth is due for release March 5.
Winning bidder: Ubisoft, $3,265,306
No runner-up.
No one else tried to buy South Park. What does that say about the game?
I dont understand why anyone would pay $26m for Volition especially since how bad Saints Row has done and how they killed Red Faction all within a year
I dont understand why anyone would pay $26m for Volition especially since how bad Saints Row has done and how they killed Red Faction all within a yearKoch is serious bznz.
Considering it only sold that many because GTA hasn't been around and theres a GTA game coming out this year, Saints Row will never sell more than 1m again. If that IP is even still existing.
Well considering no one knows who owns the Saints Row IP anymore maybe we should all just shut up and realize a very mediocre developer just got purchased for 26m while high quality developers keep going under. A sad world we live in
Also RIP Virgil. You made one good game, a shite game, a WiiU game then you died (like all WiiU third party devs)
Also RIP Virgil. You made one good game, a shite game, a WiiU game then you died (like all WiiU third party devs)
Good troll, but you forgot to mention they made PC games too ;)
WHY DID NOBODY BUY RED FACTION.Also RIP Virgil. You made one good game, a shite game, a WiiU game then you died (like all WiiU third party devs)
Good troll, but you forgot to mention they made PC games too ;)
If PC is the culprit then why was the Company of Heroes IP more valuable than the Saints Row ip? ???
Only it's not.
Relic is so valuable because Games Workshop is extremely protective of the 40k license. Owning Relic means you'd be in a good position to acquire the rights to the 40k IP since Games Workshop and Relic have a fantastic working relationship. SEGA and Creative Assembly currently have the rights to make Warhammer fantasy games. SEGA having both would put them in an amazing position to make a lot of money because there's a lot you can do with those IPs outside of RTS games.
Evolve
(title in development at Turtle Rock Studios)
Winning bidder: Take-Two Interactive, $10.894 million.
Runner-up: Turtle Rock Studios, $250,000.
except good reviews
QuoteEvolve
(title in development at Turtle Rock Studios)
Winning bidder: Take-Two Interactive, $10.894 million.
Runner-up: Turtle Rock Studios, $250,000.
they thought they could own their own game
If nobody made a bid, THQ would've possibly taken it to the grave. So they made a bid but 2k really like what they saw, apparently and scooped it up.
2 has a more fleshed out game, though. more to do. SR3's main story is better, but it's riddled with side activities and feels too short.
SR3 does NOT have a better story.
Volition's general manager, Dan Cermak, who was in Delaware for the auction, said it appears the studio will remain in Champaign and the future looks "very positive" for Volition under Koch Media.
"I haven't had a chance to sit down with (Koch officials) except for a few moments, and they were very positive," Cermak said in an email shortly after the bid results were released.
"They love Saints Row and are very happy to own its creator," he said, adding that "Volition is not moving."
SR3's main story is better
SR3 does NOT have a better story.
2 has a more fleshed out game, though. more to do. SR3's main story is better, but it's riddled with side activities and feels too short.
SR2 has better sidequests and more variety in location, but literally everything else is better about SR3. Including the dildo weapons.
SR2 Stillwater > Steelport
So uh, THQ letter says Koch got Volition (Developer) and then Metro (IP).They got the Saint's Row IP. Don't worry about it.
In that interview posted, the Volition head guy says "they like Saints Row and are very excited to own its developer.
I'm a little worried they might not have gotten the Saints Row IP, which would make SR4 kaput.
So uh, THQ letter says Koch got Volition (Developer) and then Metro (IP).
In that interview posted, the Volition head guy says "they like Saints Row and are very excited to own its developer.
I'm a little worried they might not have gotten the Saints Row IP, which would make SR4 kaput.
wait so did no one grab the Red Faction IP? thats pretty disappointing
WWE games are hot garbage, the Yukes games have legacy code in there reaching back to the PSOne days. Those games need a reboot, MERCY KILL PLEASE
SR2 had the worst PC port of all time so i cant play it therefore SR3 is betterShould give it another try. Modern hardware can brute force past a lot of its problems.
Wasn't the same true of Windows containing legacy DOS code?I can tell you that the same has been true of 2K's NBA series which, to pick just one example, had network code from the Dreamcast versions as late as 2011.
We were then notified by a banker involved with the proceedings that certain legacy properties including Homeworld were not actually a part of this auction, and were to be sold later in the month.
I'll never understand big companies sometimes.
EA spent years and tons of money wasted trying to build open world franchises.
Mercenaries, Godfather 1 & 2, The Saboteur, etc but here is a franchise with some critical appeal that you could probably reboot and market pretty well and get on the relative cheap with Saints Row but they have no interest in it.
WWE games are hot garbage, the Yukes games have legacy code in there reaching back to the PSOne days. Those games need a reboot, MERCY KILL PLEASE
Wasn't the same true of Windows containing legacy DOS code?
I'd be as happy as anyone to see WWE get a reboot, but it's not like Yuke's can't make a good wrestling game. Look at Day of Reckoning, made by kidnapped AKI employees, homeslice.
Disclaimer: I have worked on a WWE game and it was the most stressful experience of my life.
please tell me you worked on the WWE car combat game :teeheeHe's probably the one who said "you know what wrestling games really need? No ring."
please tell me you worked on the WWE car combat game :teehee
In a statement sent to VG247, CEO of Koch Media Dr. Klemens Kundratitz said, “Koch Media welcomes the addition of these magnificent franchises to the Koch Media family of entertainment properties.:bow2
“With more than 200 games on notable platforms globally, and its proven success creating renowned franchises like Dead Island, Deep Silver is perfectly positioned to lead these brands into the next generation of interactive entertainment for fans around the world.
Menno van der Bil, international commercial director at Deep Silver added, “Deep Silver already has a track record for out-of-the-ordinary games, including the immensely successful Dead Island brand. Both the Saints Row and the Metro franchises perfectly fit into our future lineup and strategy.
“We’re really excited to lead these well-respected licenses into a bright new future. We also welcome the legendary development studio Volition to the Koch Media/Deep Silver group.”
Koch bought Metro game rights for $5.8 million and purchased Volition for $22.3 million. The statement adds that Koch will roll out its plan for its purchased IP and Volition in coming months.
Well it is cryteks baby at this point. For some unknown reason. The world is stoked for home front 2
please tell me you worked on the WWE car combat game :teehee
Hope it was this
(http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/d/d6/WWF_Betrayal_Coverart.png)
:teehee
Disclaimer: I have worked on a WWE game and it was the most stressful experience of my life.:dap
Sucks. I loved the Darksiders games and I think they are a good developer, so this is especially sad for me cause I'm a fan.The two WrestleMania games, X8 and X9 were also made by those kidnapped AKI employees, though the first one has a lot of issues typical of launch/launch-window games. The create-a-wrestler feature was just some mix 'n' match parts, which could be configured to create striking likenesses of non-Roster WWE characters. The X9 CAW feature was, er, more robust. From either X9 or DoR1, there is a backstage, challenge-based, multiplayer mode which is a lot of fun. If you can find them used, I recommend both DoR1 and DoR2.
As for Saints Row, I never had a doubt in my mind that it would keep existing. The one open world game set in modern times that was able to compete with GTA? It wasn't going to go extinct any time soon. But Darksiders :(
Wasn't the same true of Windows containing legacy DOS code?
I'd be as happy as anyone to see WWE get a reboot, but it's not like Yuke's can't make a good wrestling game. Look at Day of Reckoning, made by kidnapped AKI employees, homeslice.
I never got to play it despite hearing great things. As a big AKI and wrestling fan who for some reason owns all the WWE games that came out last gen I still never got them even though I own both Game Cube Wrestlemania games and enjoyed them at the time.spoiler (click to show/hide)I've also never played No Mercy :'([close]
The first time I ever played smackdown on the psx, my immediate reaction was this is too fast, it rewards running grapples too much, it animates like crap, and its a reversal-fest.
When I played WWE 13 for the first time a couple of weeks ago my impressions were, this rewards running grapples too much, it animates like crap, and its a reversal-fest. I guess I've gotten use to the speed.
From a high level view, they just don't have that tactical feel I like, that the old Aki games had.
The UFC games yukes have done also have their issues but they are better than the WWE games for whatever reason.
please tell me you worked on the WWE car combat game :teehee
Hope it was this
(http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/d/d6/WWF_Betrayal_Coverart.png)
:teehee
It was actually this :(
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dJSpICjY8oY
Raw 1 and 2 for the Xbox. I quit about 80% into Raw 2 but most of my stuff is in there, I did all the FMV menus (my pitch was "It will be like Gran Turismo but with Wrestling!") and painted all the sign cards (I am shocked to see they are still using my jokes 10 years later). They were the first games I really worked on and it was good to cut my teeth on such a crazily run project, but yeah, never ever again.
BTW I worked on the original PRIDE FC for PS2 as well, that game was actually pretty good.
Yeah I liked the RAW series better than Smackdown.
Wasn't the PRIDE PS2 game based on the DC UFC Game? Or the port of the PS2 version?
Yeah I liked the RAW series better than Smackdown.
Wasn't the PRIDE PS2 game based on the DC UFC Game? Or the port of the PS2 version?
Pride was based on Dreamcast UFC. In fact, the original Pride demo was balanced and tuned on Dreamcast, which was very much dead at the time. I remember a bunch of THQ guys visiting Tokyo and absolutely flipping out when they saw the game running on Dreamcast. I remember explaining to them that it was just because it was faster to use the Sega tools for rapid prototyping, but they were still like "BUT IT'S RUNNING ON A DREAMCAST!" like that was the worst thing in the universe.
(All of the other UFC games were not done by us, we had little to no involvement aside from handing over source assets.)
Six different companies entertained the possibility of buying Saints Row studio Volition Inc. before it was eventually sold to Deep Silver parent company Koch Media last week, general manager Dan Cermak told The News Gazette.
Warner Bros., Electronic Arts, Take-Two, Ubisoft, Koch Media, and an unnamed group from Chicago all completed site visits in the weeks preceding the sale, he said.
However, only two companies--Koch Media and Ubisoft--submitted bids for Volition, with Koch Media's $22.3 million offer well ahead of the French publisher's $5.4 million bid.
Koch Media had 390 employees prior to the purchase and will take on all 185 Volition staffers. There will not be any layoffs and compensation packages are consistent, Cermak said.
What may change, though, is Volition's name. "Deep Silver Volition" is reportedly among the names being considered, Cermak said. Cermak also confirmed that Koch Media did not acquire the Red Faction franchise, the fate of which lies in limbo.
Cermak said the sale to Koch Media is a "very positive situation for us." He noted that because Koch Media is a private company, it does not face many of the pressures THQ did as a publicly traded entity, like meeting quarterly financial benchmarks.
Welp, Darksiders is officially dead. Thank you game industry.
where does Crytek get this money from? If they're the only ones floating dev costs of Homefront 2 now, how do they afford this?
where does Crytek get this money from? If they're the only ones floating dev costs of Homefront 2 now, how do they afford this?
What they did was actually pretty hilarious. Instead of bidding anything on Volition, they let them die, then basically bought/rented a new building in the same town, hired pretty much everybody and changed the name of the studio. Compared to buying the team/ip outright it's way smarter... but Darksiders is officially dead now, which kind of sucks.
We should buy Red Faction, I got five on itSphinctersoft's first release! 8)
Yeah, apparently. The IPs certainly won't go unowned by anyone, it's just a question of if they'll be owned by anyone who means to use them ever again.
We should buy Red Faction, I got five on itSphinctersoft's first release! 8)
Following THQ's dissolution as a publisher and the initial auctioning off of its current properties and games in development, the publisher had noted that many of its legacy franchises would also be going up for auction in a separate volley. Late yesterday, THQ announced the second wave of property auctions, which will begin on April 1 with opening bids, and conclude on April 15 with all final bids having been placed.
The auctions are broken out into six lots, four of which are franchise specific. The Red Faction, MX vs. ATV, Darksiders, and Homeworld franchises will all be purchasable separately (and include rights to all previous games released in those series), while a potpourri selection of other random games/franchises--including the likes of Destroy All Humans!, de Blob, Titan Quest, Deepak Chopra's Leela, recent Worms games, Costume Quest, and yes, even uDraw--have been cobbled together in the remaining two. It's worth noting that one of those collection auctions only pertains to licenses held by THQ, versus properties fully owned.
Once all bids are placed and approved by THQ's creditors, the remnants of the publisher will take those bids to the bankruptcy court, where they are expected to be approved. All of these bids and sales should be finalized by May.
Here's a full rundown of the available auction lots, provided this is something you're thinking about spending some money on. Just a warning: There's no sign of Big Mutha Truckers in this auction. So if you're dying to reboot this particular trucking franchise, you'll have to wait until the next THQ property auction.
Lot 1 - OWNED SOFTWARE
Red Faction
Red Faction Armageddon
Red Faction 2
Red Faction: Guerrilla
Lot 2 - OWNED SOFTWARE
Homeworld
Homeworld 2
Lot 3 - OWNED SOFTWARE
MX Alive
MX vs ATV Untamed
MX Superfly featuring Ricky Carmichael
MX vs. ATV Alive Tournament
MX Unleashed
MX vs. ATV Unleashed
MX vs ATV Reflex
MX vs. ATV: On The Edge
Lot 4 - OWNED SOFTWARE
Darksiders
Darksiders 2
Lot 5 - OWNED SOFTWARE
All Star Cheer Squad
Elements of Destruction
All Star Cheer Squad 2
Fantastic Pets
All Star Karate
Frontlines: Fuel of War
Baja: Edge of Control
Full Spectrum Warrior
Battle of the Bands
Full Spectrum Warrior: Ten Hammers
Beat City
Juiced
Big Beach Sports
Juiced 2: Hot Import Nights
Big Beach Sports 2
Lock's Quest: Construction Combat
Big Family Games
Neighborhood Games
Crawler
Pax Imperia
de Blob
Stuntman: Ignition
de Blob 2
Summoner
Deadly Creatures
Summoner 2
Deep Six
Terranium
Destroy All Humans!
The Outfit
Destroy All Humans! 2
Titan Quest
Destroy All Humans! Big Willy Unleashed
Titan Quest: Immortal Throne
Destroy All Humans! Path of the Furon
uDraw
Dood's Big Adventure
World of Zoo
Drawn to Life
Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter
Lot 6 - LICENSED SOFTWARE (buyer to pay any cure costs)
Costume Quest
Scripps Spelling Bee (Scripps)
Daniel X (SueJack)
Sherlock Holmes and the Mystery of Osborne House
Deepak Chopra's Leela (Curious Holdings)
Stacking
Fancy Nancy: Tea Party Time! (Harper Collins)
Supreme Commander
Jeopardy
Supreme Commander Forged Alliance
Jeopardy 2
The Biggest Loser
Journey to the Center of the Earth
Truth or Lies
Let's Ride Best of Breed
Vampire Legends: Power of Three (dtp)
Marvel Super Hero Squad: Comic Combat
Wheel of Fortune
Marvel Super Hero Squad: The Infinity Gauntlet
Wheel of Fortune 2
Marvel Super Hero Squad: The Infinity Gauntlet 2
Nancy Drew: The Hidden Staircase
Worms 2
Nexuiz
Worms Battle Islands
Paws & Claws Marine Rescue
Worms Open Warfare
Paws & Claws Pampered Pets Resort 3D
Worms: A Space Oddity
PurrPals 2
Worms: Open Warfare 2 (Team 17)
Rio
You Don't Know Jack (Jellyvision)
Rocket Riot
Screwjumper (Frozen Codebase)
I wonder if the terms would allow a bunch of smaller developers to team up in some manner to bid on a lot and then split it up among themselves after. I know some auctions won't allow that kind of thing.Yeah, my reaction to the giant lots of :poop was some folks should group up and buy them then sell 'em off piecemeal/dole 'em out to who wants.