Entries in 'eidos' (141)
Warner publishing Arkham Asylum 2
Such was both the critical and commercial success of this year’s Batman: Arkham Asylum that the announcement of a sequel at last night’s VGA awards arguably overshadowed the reveal of ...
Batman: Arkham Asylum 2 revealed
A sequel to Batman: Arkham Asylum was teased during the Spike VGAs.
Kane & Lynch 2 unveiled
Square Enix Europe has finally issued its official confirmation of Danish studios IO Interactive’s adult action game sequel Kane & Lynch 2: Dog Days, which will be published under the ...
Square Enix Europe rebirth complete
Square Enix has completed its transformation, following the acquisition of Eidos in February.
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Square Enix sales rise 33%, profits fall 55.7%
Square Enix has seen its sales rise 33.2 per cent for the six months ending September 30th.
Square Enix axing Japanese staff?
In what is fast appearing as the game industry’s largest ever mass-migration from East to West, mega-publisher Square Enix is rumoured to be reducing as many as 300 staff from ...
‘I’d be mad to ignore retail’ says Jacobson
Sports Interactive studio head Miles Jacobson has insisted he is fully committed to retail partnerships – after announcing that the Steam edition of FM10 will come with exclusive bonus content.
Batman sneaks onto PC this week
It’s topped the charts and won almost universal critical acclaim following its release on consoles – and now Eidos’ Batman: Arkham Asylum is preparing to woo PC gamers.
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Bob Burridge joins 505
505 Games has strengthened its growing team with the impressive appointment of former Activision and Eidos stalwart Bob Burridge as UK sales director.
AGE RATINGS: Blunder 'an opportunity', says Eidos
Eidos has called the new age ratings 'loophole' an "opportunity for the industry to show how responsible it is".
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Batman: Arkham Asylum free online
nVidia is offering consumers a free downloadable version of Batman: Arkham Asylum with some of its newest graphics cards.
Mini Ninjas set for marketing assault
Eidos has unveiled plans for the promotional blitz backing upcoming kids title Mini Ninjas.
Square Enix suffers gaming losses
Square Enix has announced a mixed bag of results in its latest financial report, with the climb in net games sales being offset by a drop in both net and ...
Fewer games, higher prices this Xmas
The ghost of unprofitable Christmas past will hit consumers this Q4 – as retailers keep software prices high and publishers shunt more triple-A titles than ever to next year.
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Square and Eidos finalise UK team
The combined Eidos and Square Enix has named the team staffing its European office.
Square Enix Europe born
Britsoft publisher Eidos is to be absorbed as part of a brand new European arm for new owners Square Enix – costing both British and European jobs in the process.
Championship Manager 2010 dated
Eidos has announced that the next instalment in its noteworthy football management series, dubbed Championship Manager 2010, will be released this September.
Toby Gard takes charge of Tomb Raider
Toby Gard, the creator of the Tomb Raider series, has once again shifted his role at Crystal Dynamics.
Thief 4 emerges from the shadows
It’s been known for really quite a long time now, but the official announcement of Thief 4, or Thi4f as Eidos would like us to refer to it, will still ...
Livingstone drops info bomb
The recently appointed Life President at Square Enix-owned Eidos, Ian Livingstone, has opened the floodgates on his company’s current projects.
Eidos promotes Ian Livingstone
Ian Livingstone OBE has been promoted by new Eidos owners Square Enix to the role of Life President, MCV can reveal.
Square: Japan’s game industry ‘almost xenophobic’
As Square Enix expands its presence in the west with the £84.3 million acquisition of Eidos, global president Yoichi Wada has criticised Japan's development culture for being too inwardly-focused.
Square wants Eidos money back by 2012
The firm that saved Eidos believes it will have a return on its £84.3m purchase within three years.
