As reported by Gamespot, THQ's Danny Bilson exuded extreme confidence at an investor's conference this week, claiming Studios's upcoming first-person has what it takes to go toe-to-toe with heavyweight 2.

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"People say, 'Why are you going into this space?' And it's because I know we can compete." Bilson repeated for emphasis, "I know we can compete." The last shooter from Kaos Studios, Frontlines: Fuel of War, had difficulty competing due to middling sales, despite decent reviews.

That wasn't the end of it. He also let slip that has grandiose plans for a franchise, admitting that the single player campaign in Homefront would be a small part of a larger serial story to be continue in a sequel.

Yes, that's right: THQ already has Homefront 2 queued up well before the release of the first game.

By Tracy Erickson