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Following Gearboxs sale to Take-Two, these studios will be

Gearbox is leaving Embracer, as their parent company has announced they will divest most of the company to Take-Two Interactive.

Take-Two will become the proud owner of major Gearbox studios and franchises including Borderlands, Tiny Tina's Wonderlands, and Homeworld.

Embracer Group has been undergoing a cost-cutting initiative over the past year, leading to several studio closures and layoffs. Other major companies under the Embracer banner have instead been sold. Earlier this month we saw Saber Interactive split off from its former parent company. Now, Gearbox Entertainment has also been sold.

The Borderlands developer has been freed from Embracer.

Take-Two Interactive has announced they're acquiring The Gearbox Entertainment Company from Embracer Group in a $460 million deal, the latest divestment from…

Take-Two said Gearbox currently has half a dozen projects in various stages of development including five sequels (two of which are from Borderlands and Homeworld) and one...

While Embracer Group has sold the majority of its previous studios and games from Gearbox Entertainment to Take-Two Interactive, it revealed today it has kept a few studios and games for itself.

Embracer Group Unsponsored ADR (OTCMKTS: EBCRY) announced the divestment this week of Gearbox Entertainment to Take-Two Interactive Software Inc (NASDAQ: TTWO) for $460 million in a deal expected to be finalized by the

At least three employees and "countless others" have been let go from the Borderlands studio as it's preparing to jump ship over to Take-Two.