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Realizing this value problem late in the game, CEO Brian Farrell decided to shift THQ's focus onto mature properties like Red Faction, Darksiders, MX v. ...

By Christopher Grant Though "pleased" on the game's sell-through, THQ CEO Brian Farrell told a conference call on Tuesday, "I'd give us a B on the launch of Red Faction: Guerrilla." So, with a strong quarter - mostly driven by sales of its UFC game but also owing in part to RF:G - what did Farrell think THQ could do b...

By Alexander Sliwinski The "New THQ" keeps rolling forward as the company reorganizes to support three key strategies: Core, "Kids, Family and Casual" and Online. The business units will each have an executive vice president who reports to THQ CEO Brian Farrell.

By Michael Johnson, Published: June 3rd, 2009 6:13 AM PDT In a special message to investors, THQ Inc. (THQI) CEO Brian Farrell announced that the new mixed martial arts title, UFC Undisputed, has shipped over two million copies worldwide. ... UFC game kicks butt The Barrie Examiner

By Tom Ivan THQ has announced that its executive vice president of publishing, Scott Guthrie, has resigned with immediate effect. “THQ has a deep and experienced global sales and marketing team and we continue to execute on our focused product strategy,” said THQ CEO Brian Farrell. “We wish Scott we...

By Peter Ha Here we go again. The rumors of a PlayStation 3 price cut are making the rounds today thanks to THQ CEO Brian Farrell. During his company’s earnings call yesterday he stated that a price cut would come this year, but not at E3 as we’ve all expected.

By Xav de Matos THQ CEO Brian Farrell believes his company can still gain footing in the core gaming market, focusing on a quality level that "resonates with the consumers and the press." Speaking at the Wedbush Morgan Securities annual conference, attended by Gamasutra, Farrell maintains THQ has con...

By Stuart Houghton We have received a letter purportedly sent by THQ CEO Brian Farrell to explain to his employees the reasoning behind the company closing five studios and laying off staff from two others. The closed studios are Helixe, Sandblast Games, Locomotive, Mass Media and Paradigm. Brian