“It’s a partnership, more than a father and a son kind of relationship,” says Stéphane D’Astous, general manager of Eidos Montréal, discussing what being owned by Square is like.

You can grab Deus Ex: Human Revolution for $20. Or each of the Hitman games for $2.50 each. Or a Tomb Raider title for $10.

If you want to catch up on Kingdom Hearts or pick up Catherine in a pizza box, at a discounted price, check Amazon today.

Yoichi Wada also confirms Square Enix’s commitment to developing the Deus Ex IP into a franchise.

Since its release in August, 2.18 million copies of Deus Ex: Human Revolution have been shipped by Square Enix.

The top three sellers in Japan last week were all published by Namco Bandai, starting with Macross F: The Wings of Goodbye Hybrid Pack.

Madden NFL 12 took the top sales spot in the U.S. with over 2 million in sales in September, followed by Gears of War 3.

Eidos Montreal have announced a date and price for The Missing Link episode.

The second half of the DLC stage will take place at a Belltower base.

Eidos say that Missing Link will add about five more hours of playtime to the game.

Eidos say that Missing Link will be playable from any point in the game, even though it’s tied to the main story.

Adam smooth-talked his way into a lot of homes in August…and so did Link.

Eidos released a teaser trailer for the upcoming Missing Link DLC episode for Deus Ex: Human Revolution.

Square Enix planned to release Deus Ex: Human Revolution in Japan this Thursday, the same day as Tales of Xillia, but the title has been abruptly delayed to sometime in October.