Kain And Raziel Exchange Quips In This Lara Croft & the Guardian of Light DLC Trailer
By Ishaan . December 22, 2010 . 11:57amKain and Raziel turn comedic for this Guardian of Light DLC trailer.
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Kain and Raziel turn comedic for this Guardian of Light DLC trailer.
Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light does something that not many other games do: it speaks to you, as a gamer.
Crystal Dynamics are on the lookout for a new creative director to lead a project.
Square Enix president, Yoichi Wada, believes that dependence on packaged software sales may not be a viable strategy in the years to come.
This photo of a reception desk in Eidos’ London office explains everything.
Crystal Dynamics designed Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light primarily as a cooperative game. In this Central American adventure Lara has a friend, Totec.
Visual Works, the computer graphics studio that makes Final Fantasy cutscenes, created this Deus Ex: Human Revolution trailer.
Crystal Dynamics also hint at another project aside from Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light.
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Currently, Dragon Quest, Kingdom Hearts, and Final Fantasy are Square Enix’s three pillars. President Yoichi Wada wants to expand this number to eight.
Eidos as a publishing entity no longer exists. Instead, Eidos’s presence in PAL territories has been assimilated into a restructured Square Enix Europe, which is going to be run by Eidos CEO Phil Rogers.
Interchannel is bringing the charming bubble blowing game, Soul Bubbles, to Japan under the name Awatama (Bubble Bullet). But, something looks well… different. In this version the shaman looks like an anime fairy with purple hair.
Square Enix didn’t buy Eidos just for Tomb Raider. The acquisition quadruples their development studios and gives the house of Final Fantasy a huge presence in Europe. A visual representation illustrates this better. Before… and after… … the Eidos takeover. Triangles are development studios. Circles are operation centers. In addition to using [...]
The board of directors governing Eidos and Square Enix have settled on a buyout bid of 84.3 million GBP an equivalent of $119.8 million going by today’s exchange rate. Both parties will move forward with a shareholder recommendation at the next meeting and if at least 75% of the shareholders accept the offer Square Enix [...]