with MTR Soft, due to MTR using the license to gain additional funds. Also in 2008, NovaLogic released an alpha build of NovaWorld 2.0 that featured better performance and features. In June 2009, NovaLogic released the sixth main Delta Force game, titled Delta Force: Xtreme 2. It was released simultaneously at retail and online via digital download. The game's engine and features were extremely similar to the previous game Delta Force: Xtreme. It became the final game in the franchise, as Delta Force: Angel Falls was never completed. Delta Force: Xtreme 2 also ultimately became the final game released by NovaLogic. All titles released by the company afterwards were either compilations or re-releases. In 2012, NovaLogic attempted to sue Activision for its usage of the Delta Force name within its game Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3, alleging that the usage would confuse consumers and would also damage NovaLogic's reputation. One year later, NovaLogic lost the case in court as the judge ruled in Activision's favor. On October 31, 2016, it was announced that the game developer and publisher THQ Nordic had acquired all of NovaLogic's assets, while buying out Electronic Arts' minority stake. The NovaLogic name remained dormant after the purchase; however, THQ Nordic revived the Comanche'' name for a new game in the franchise, with an early access release in 2020. Games References External links listing of NovaLogic titles 1985 establishments in California 2016 disestablishments in California Companies based in Calabasas, California Video game companies established in 1985 Video game companies disestablished in 2016 Video game companies based in California THQ Nordic Defunct video game companies of the United States Video game development companies Video game publishers Defunct companies based in Greater Los Angeles