Saints Row: The Third News

THQ president Jason Rubin reveals open-world action game reaches new sales milestone, though unclear if figure is sold through or sold-in.

THQ says it is evaluating the costs and benefits of Linux, following consumer feedback on the Humble THQ Bundle.

Beleaguered publisher's name-your-own-price drive closes with more than $5 million; $10,000 came from THQ president Jason Rubin.

[UPDATE] THQ offers a Humble THQ Bundle starting from $1; games include Darksiders, Company of Heroes and others; over $2.3 million generated.

THQ to offer $50 DLC-bundled version of Volition's open-world action game later this fall for Xbox 360, PS3, PC; includes every weapon, vehicle, and outfit.

CEO Brian Farrell admits responsibility for tough times at publisher, says digital sectors and emerging markets capable of attracting core gamers.

Company's board approves 1-for-10 reverse stock split maneuver in effort to raise per-share value to $1.00 or more before July 23 deadline.

SEC filing reveals publisher's VP, corporate controller, and chief accounting officer Teri Manby stepping down on July 6; seven-year company vet Rose Cunningham promoted.

Saints Row: The Third - Enter the Dominatrix stand-alone expansion scrapped, to be rolled into Saints Row 4.

Volition dev LinkedIn page indicates studio has three unannounced titles in the works for current-gen platforms and "mysterious next generation."

$30 Enter the Dominatrix introduces super powers to open-world crime series, arrives on Xbox 360, PS3, PC this fall.

THQ credits Volition open-world action game and UFC Undisputed 3 with helping to spike post-holiday sales above expectations; Saints Row: The Third shipments top 4 million.

New physical channel sales fall 34 percent to $750.6 million; Xbox 360 leads hardware, Modern Warfare 3 tops software.

Design director at Saints Row studio warns industry could "fall apart" due to used sales, says an Xbox that blocked used games would be "fantastic."

After six weeks at the top, FIFA 12 gets knocked down to four, and Final Fantasy XIII-2 is the first new release to go to number one in 2012.

IGDA source puts number on publisher's recent restructuring losses, roughly 10 percent of workforce.

Publisher's stock price must hit $1 or above for 10 consecutive days before July 23 or it will be subject to removal from global market.

Publisher abandoning its publishing efforts for children's titles, instead focusing on "key franchises"; Saints Row: The Third ships 3.8 million, new Company of Heroes confirmed.

FIFA 12 is still the only title to have topped the charts in 2012, while Star Wars: The Old Republic clings on at 37.