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THQ has filed Form 8-K with the SEC regarding the recent acquisitions during its Chapter 11 Section 363 auction reported earlier this week.

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Deadfall Adventures has been officially announced by Painkiller developer The Farm 51. You may remember the game from when it was originally announced as ‘Project Adventure’, followed by a wave of gamers calling it an Uncharted rip-off. It’s back with a new name and an announcement trailer.

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Nordic Games and The Farm 51 have announced that not only is The Clock Strikes Meat Night now available for Painkiller Hell & Damnation, but that five more content packs will be released throughout the year. As if that isn’t enough news for you, The Farm 51 is also working on a new project which is to be announced soon.

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Painkiller: Hell & Damnation is on its way to a retailer near you quite soon – unless you’re Greman, that is.

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The Raven, King ART’s point-and-click adventure follow-up to The Book of Unwritten Tales, has been given a fresh set of screenshots and the debut trailer was gamescom has been released as well.

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Painkiller Hell & Damnation has a teaser trailer, released by Nordic Games and The Farm 51. The “top-to-bottom remake” of the first Painkiller title is currently gearing up for a closed beta phase on PC. Updates on platforms, release dates and pricing will be announced in September.

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The publisher will be releasing KING Art’s adventure title, it was announced at gamescom 2012.

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Painkiller: Hell and Damnation may be heading to Wii U, if internal documents from Nordic Games dug up by NeoGAF are any indication. According to the Google translation, as the original document is in Polish, “Farm 51 Group has obtained an official game development license for the Wii U… with plans involving production and release of new games in the “Painkiller” series for the Wii U.” While it hasn’t been set in stone, and should be considered a rumor for now, it’s still a possibility. Painkiller: Hell & Damnation gearing up for a closed beta phase on PC. Thanks, GameTrailers.

Nordic Games has announced that they will be teaming up with Alan Wake developer Remedy Entertainment to release a PC boxed version of its upcoming top down racer remake, Death Rally.

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Painkiller: Hell & Damnation is getting a closed beta phase courtesy of Nordic Games, along with details on how you can take part.

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You know it’s getting close to go time when a multitude of gamescom notices start popping up in your inbox.

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Nordic Games has brought NecroVision developer The Farm 51 on board to developer Painkiller: Hell & Damnation, sequel to People Can Fly’s 2004 cult favourite.

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Publisher Nordic Games has acquired the Scandinavian arm of struggling international retailer GAME.

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Did you become Alan Wake? No, you didn’t. But did you win a collector’s edition of the Remedy thriller? Find out inside.

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Here’s the skinny: Alan Wake’s awesome. Some of you have probably jumped on the Wake-shaped boat already, but if you haven’t, today’s your lucky day.

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Nordic Games has announced its concluded a distribution agreement with Piranha Bytes for all existing titles of the Gothic Universe and that a Gothic 3: Enhanced Gold Edition 2 and the Gothic Complete Collection will arrive in stores during April.

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Alan Wake PC will be published in the US by Legacy Interactive, it has announced today.

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Nordic Games has announced this morning it’ll publish the PC version of Alan Wake at retail.

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Nordic Games has announced that its We Sing franchise for Wii has surpassed 1 million units worldwide.

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Nordic Games has announced the acquisition of Painkiller publisher DreamCatcher. The label will be separate under the Nordic label, with the aforementioned game part of a relaunch of an “extensive” back catalogue of games. “After the incorporation of the JoWood and The Adventure Company publishing label, DreamCatcher is the third and last to follow for the time being,” commented Nordic Games CEO Lars Wingefors in the press release. “Our approach is to assess the performance of DreamCatcher’s portfolio through back-catalog sales, and as a consequence develop sequels to its bestselling brands and licenses, just as we did with our other two publishing labels.”

The firm is in negotiations with North American companies regarding the distribution and marketing of products. Thanks, Blue.