In the last 24 hours, THQ shares have lost 20 percentage points following the warm reception given by the critics all'FPS Homefront. According to recent data from the NASDAQ, when the value of the shares of THQ is equal to 4.75 dollars, -20.03% compared to 24 hours. The LA Times attributes the decline to mixed reviews obtained from Homefront (currently 72 media voting on PC and X360, 75 on the PS3).
But CEO Brian Farrell, THQ does not seem worried: "The game is involving players," he told the LA Times. "It's a game for a mass market. We'll see what they think consumers." Some time ago, THQ said Homefront has seen record bookings for the publisher. 
But CEO Brian Farrell, THQ does not seem worried: "The game is involving players," he told the LA Times. "It's a game for a mass market. We'll see what they think consumers." Some time ago, THQ said Homefront has seen record bookings for the publisher.
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