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Square Enix Acquired Eidos Interactive Out Of Necessity 
G4 TV | Thu, May 28
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The Final Fantasy publisher ended up acquiring Eidos Interactive to speed up this process, which means Square Enix now controls major franchises like Tomb Raider and Hitman. The way Square Enix describes the decision to acquire Eidos, however, ...
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Go to Metacritic, which is destroying the video game industry, by the way, and check out the Tomb Raider: Underworld's metascore. Right now it's 78. That's not good enough, apparently. It's like this: Eidos, which publishes the game, instructed its PR firm to ask sites to hold off on publish...
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