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Microsofts Activision-owned studio Toys for Bob is going independent, with the team exploring a partnership with Microsoft for the future.

The developer of the Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic remake is reportedly being sold in a $500 million deal, with the project continuing despite development difficulties.A Bloomberg report stat

Gearbox is leaving the Embracer fallout behind as devs wait for a answers on what’s next

Saber may have gotten out from under Embracer's thumb, and it's taking the KOTOR remake with it.

It looks like Embracer Group might be keen on selling off a massive name with Saber Interactive. The deal will be worth $500 million.

Saber Interactive has reportedly found an exit strategy from the death grip of its parent company, Embracer Group AB. Bloomberg reported Thursday that “a group of private investors” will buy the studio in a deal worth roughly $500 million.

Saber Interactive will continue development of the Star Wars: KOTOR remake under new ownership.

Saber Interactive will become privately owned - Saber Interactive, one of Embracer Groups largest development houses, will reportedly be sold off in a trans...

Embracer Group is reportedly close to finishing deals to sell off two of its major subsidiaries. Gearbox Entertainment and Saber Interactive are the development and publishing wings in question.

On the company’s website, Toys for Bob has announced that they will be diverging from Activision Blizzard to become independent.