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Backbone and Collective merge
To form... Collarbone? No. US developers join together to form biggest indie in the whole of America.
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SCi picks up nearly 20 per cent of Eidos
Major investment bank gets behind SCi's proposal, bringing a fifth of Eidos' stock with it.
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VU Games gets Radical
Long-time development partner, maker of The Simpsons: Hit & Run, becomes part of the VU family.
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Sonic booms: more titles in 2005
Possible PSP game and maybe even Sonic online heading this way.
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NBA's five-way licensing deal
EA, Take Two, Midway, Sony and Atari all get five to six year licenses.
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Eidos receives £71m offer
Long saga of Eidos' buyout drawing to a close as Riccitiello and Bono's equity firm Elevation makes a bid.
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UK Final Fantasy concert 'highly likely'
Square Enix hasn't quite made its mind up, but apparently we could see an orchestral Final Fantasy concert in the UK this year.
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Now SCi makes £76m Eidos offer
Case not closed after all, as a second confirmed offer is placed on the table for Eidos.
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New Final Fantasy concert planned
Uematsu brings his band on board for LA performance 'More Friends'.
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SCi to bid for Eidos?
Lara Croft could remain a British asset after all according to a report in the Sunday Telegraph.
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Disney announces Narnia developers
Griptonite and Traveller's Tales to produce the games of the movie of the book.
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Squenix on FFVII AC, Kingdom Hearts
The low-down on two of Square Enix's most anticipated titles for 2005.
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Quantic Dream considers Omikron II
Developer struggles to make up its mind over sequel to The Nomad Soul.
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Sony fights mod chips down under
US Free Trade Agreement opens the door for another attack on chips from SCE.
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Billy 'Wicked' Wilson passes away
Billy Wilson, founder of Internet gaming news site Voodoo Extreme, has died at the age of 33.
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'One in five console gamers is a pirate'
Or so Macrovision claims in a new study showing that 21 per cent of Xbox and PS2 gamers are using illegal software.
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ESC relaunches charity auction site
The Entertainment Software Charity, an industry initiative to support youth charities, has relaunched its eBay site offering a wide array of games and memorabilia donated by gaming companies.
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Star Trek legal dispute settled
Activision and Viacom have settled their ongoing legal tussle over the Star Trek videogame license. Neither sounds, er, phased by the ordeal.
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Eidos on the brink as investors flee sinking ship
Eidos confirms it may be close to securing a sale to an unnamed party, but it's not enough to keep the City happy. Tomb Raider and Hitman slip, too.
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Dear Friends: Music from Final Fantasy
Eurogamer reviews a concert performance. Wonders will truly never cease.
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GDC: Warren Spector returns
Austin, Texas based Junction Point Studios is already hard at work on a fantasy game, the Deus Ex developer reveals at the GDC, but he's not ready to reveal all just yet.
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GDC: Miyamoto strolls down Walk of Game
Shigeru Miyamoto and friends are honoured in new San Francisco Hollywood emulation against the backdrop of an opening GDC.
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UK Charts: Metal Gear holds off Lucas onslaught
The LucasArts empire manages three top ten titles with Mercenaries, Republic Commando and KOTOR2, but can't stop Konami's rebellious Snake.
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Monday News Roundup
EA to co-publish Dead to Rights II, N-Gage games reduced, 50 Cent game will be at E3, Doom movie "wrapped".