1. History

2. Games

3. References

}}THQ San Diego was a game developer based in San Diego, California.

History

On July 10, 2009, Midway confirmed all the assets that would be sold off to Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment. Midway Studios San Diego however was not included and would be closed down. However on August 9th, THQ announced they had acquired the studio from Midway for $200,000. The sale of the studio included all assets, except for the TNA Impact! video game.^[1]

The first game the developer released under the new name was the Wrestling/Fighting game WWE All Stars. THQ would later make them the main developer for future UFC licensed games, but it wouldn't end up to be as on June 4, 2012, THQ announced that not only that the UFC license would be sold to Electronic Arts, but they would also close THQ San Diego. The developer was working on a new UFC title before the closure. ^[2]

Games

• Seven Sorrows (2005)
• Civilizations at War (2006, Co-Developer)
• The League II (2008, Support Developer)
• TouchMaster 2 (2008)
• Mechanic Master (2008, Support Developer)
• Wheelman (2009, Support Developer)
• WWE All Stars (2011)
• Darksiders II (2012, Support Developer)

References

• Greek holidays
• Greek Homosexuality
• Greek homosexuality (disambiguation)
• Greek Ice Hockey Championship
• Greek-Icelandic relations
• Greek identity
• Greek Idol
• Greek Idol (season 1)
• Greek Idol (season 2)
• Greek IFPI Top 50 Albums Chart
• Greek IFPI Top 50 Foreign Albums Chart
• Greek in Albania
• Greek-Indonesian relations
• Greek influence on wine
• Greek inscriptions
• Greek insurrection
• Greek International Albums Chart
• Greek Internet Exchange
• Greek investments in Macedonia
• Greek investments in North Macedonia
• Greek Ionic volute
• Greek-Iranian relations
• Greek-Iraqi relations
• Greek Islands (restaurant)
• Greek Isles Hotel & Casino