[url=]https://medium.com/the-cube/can-majesco-be-saved-19e90aebaa86#.tl4lr9jrj[/url]

No other video game publisher has undergone such a tumultuous ride in the past five years quite like Majesco. A publisher known for its portfolio of cheap shovel-ware and high profile acquisitions of retro licenses, (such as Double Dragon and Bloodrayne) it’s recently been under heavy financial stress and has had to limit its workforce to a mere five employees. Even worse, the company has spent all this time dodging NASDAQ delistings, with little to no news surrounding the games they actually publish. However, this may be changing. New rumors and reports from the company suggest they will build on a new digital approach, with other smaller publishers, helping them along the way, like Devolver Digital and U&E Entertainment. If pulled off successfully, it could be one of the biggest comebacks ever seen in the video game industry. Unfortunately, the million dollar question still lies. Is it possible?



Better buy those majesco games before they get removed..

I'm not sure how much faith I put into an article, which can't even get some basic facts right. Majesco has owned BloodRayne from the very beginning. Yay, internet gaming journalism. *rolls eyes*

ahahahha.... sorry. i mean i'm surpised they managed to last this long while being this bad at what they do. okay, some of their causal-ware is worth 10 bucks(or less), but most of them are just plain bad.

There's also Psychonauts. It arguably hasn't been a "game from the Majesco catalog" since 2011, but it was originally published and brought to GOG by Majesco, and is still here.