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It has only been a few months since Square Enix announced that it was selling off multiple western studios and their IP to Embracer Group in a deal worth $300M. While some larger deals take a year or more to complete, this one was wrapped up pretty quickly, with Embracer announcing today that the deal …

With Eidos Montreal and Crystal Dynamics now being acquired by Embracer Group, there has been a lot of hope for new Deus Ex and Tomb Raider games. We know that Crystal Dynamics is working on the next Tomb Raider already, but the return of Deus Ex could still be years away. Eidos Montreal put Deus …

Jeff Grubb's sources say that a return to the defunct Deus Ex series is imminent, as per the new owners of the IP.

The Tomb Raider franchise has sold millions of copies since Lara Croft was launched in Core's 1996 PlayStation classic. What exactly is the lifetime sales of the popular and sought after game?

The deal also includes more than 50 back-catalogue of games

It has been just over a year since we first learned that Square Enix was shopping itself around and looking to sell. As it turns out, Square Enix will be sticking around, but the Japanese publisher is essentially pulling out of western game development for now, selling off its major studios and IP, like Tomb Raider and Deus Ex.

Embracer Group CEO Lars Wingefors has seen what Crystal Dynamics and Eidos Montreal are working on, say its very interesting

Embracer Group reached to an agreement with Square Enix to acquire three western studios and a big number of IP rights for $300 million.

Square Enix Sells Three Western Studios and Titles Such As 'Tomb Raider,' 'Deus Ex': Acquired for $300 million USD by Swedish gaming group Embracer.

Modern Deus Ex and Tomb Raider games actually sold millions and millions of copies, new developer sales figure data reveals.