Two Publishers Trade Bunch Of IPs (Including Red) Like Baseball Cards

THQ Nordic and Koch Media have done something today that I think I've never seen: they discover a myriad of proprietary features – including Second Opinion and Get up-I already sell them. Like players, or collectable cards, or Pokemon.

It is important to note before we begin to think this it is so amazing that the two companies are related. Both are part of the same parent company, Embracer Group (itself known as THQ Nordic), so this is not as extreme as, say, Nintendo's trading Kirby

because Medal of honor.

But it's still interesting! Trade specifications include THQ Nordic offering Painkiller and Red Feature

in return for Koch Media & # 39; s Holy, Get up, Rental for Berlin, Second Opinion and Songs: Mix Your Life.

That to me reads like that Red Feature it's worth a bit. And the fact that the collision of these buildings, some of which have been out of date, means that by moving them around they may be able to find a suitable home for new development (or re-issue).