Oh, THQ. Is there any more embattled video game company that you right now? Its financial woes have led some to believe that the company may not be exist in the near future. But new president Jason Rubin isn’t one of them. The Naughty Dog co-founder gave an interview to Games Industry International that gives a glimpse of what he feels the company should focus on and what THQ will be avoiding in the near future.
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The interview reveals that Rubin’s seen most of the major games currently in development for the publisher and how he feels the company’s slate can still do well:
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Rubin also says that he plans on maximizing those successful THQ franchises, ignoring mobile platforms like iOS and Android for the present and avoiding some of the riskier bets that the company’s made in the past, like the uDraw tablet:
https://lastchance.cc/the-udraw-is-completely-dead-to-thq-5881814%3C/a%3E%3C/p%3E
THQ’s new bossman also mentions Guillermo Del Toro’s inSane and unannounced titles that are in the pipeline as well, so it seems that it won’t just be sequels coming from the publisher in the near future.