Video game developer THQ files for bankruptcy, with assets to be acquired by private equity firm Clearlake Capital Group.

Zoic Studios creates an attract opening cinematic for “PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale.”

The Museum of Modern Art acquires a selection of 14 video games for a new category of artworks in MoMA’s collection.

Nickelodeon launches “Scribble Hero,” an arcade-style action game available for download on iOS devices.

Rainbow announces a strategic game deal with Tsumanga Studios, with the first title based on global kids brand “Winx Club.”

Silver Dolphin Books launches kids’ app publishing business and acquires app publishing rights to evergreen brands Little Critter and Richard Scarry.

Entertainment advertising agency The Ant Farm announces the appointment of Doug Brandt to Chief Executive Officer/Creative Director.

Game developer Rovio Entertainment enlists John Cohen to produce the 3D computer-generated film with executive producer David Maisel for a summer 2016 release.

Aardman Animations unveils a quirky, gothic new online film featuring the classic TV character, Morph.

Hasbro announces the integration of all of its content initiatives, including television, film, commercial productions and short-form content, under Stephen Davis, president of Los Angeles-based Hasbro Studios.