In the last quarter of fiscal 2011, publisher THQ has recorded losses of $ 44.1 million that led the company to close the fiscal year ended March 31, 2011 with a loss of 136.1 million dollars. In the same quarter last year, THQ had closed with a deficit of 10.4 million dollars, while the fiscal year had closed with a loss of $ 9 million, reports GamesIndustry.
The publisher has sold 2.6 million copies of Homefront, a positive result defined by CEO Brian Farrell, stressed that the results achieved by the new IP developed by Kaos Studios. For fiscal year 2012, the publisher expects a growth in revenues and profits through new Saints Row, Red Faction, Warhammer 40,000, MX vs.
ATV, UFC, WWE, and through the device uDraw, available at Christmas, even on the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. 
The publisher has sold 2.6 million copies of Homefront, a positive result defined by CEO Brian Farrell, stressed that the results achieved by the new IP developed by Kaos Studios. For fiscal year 2012, the publisher expects a growth in revenues and profits through new Saints Row, Red Faction, Warhammer 40,000, MX vs.
ATV, UFC, WWE, and through the device uDraw, available at Christmas, even on the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.
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- THQ discusses uDraw future, says something like Red Faction RTS would be possible (21/04/2011)
- THQ extends Warhammer 40K licensing deal (27/04/2011)
- THQ Claims Homefront Is "Biggest Title In Industry" (18/03/2011)
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