Crystal Dynamics now has "control" of Tomb Raider and Legacy of Kain games
Eidos Montreal has also taken co𒀰ntrol of the Deus Ex and Thief games

Crystal Dynamics has officially taken command of "se♓veral game franchises" including Tomb Raider and Legacy of Ka💞in.
Announced just recently by Crystal Dynamics over on the developer's , the move to take complete control of the various game series' comes months after Square Enix announced it would be selling Cryst𝐆al Dynamic𝓀s 💧and various IPs to Embꦇracer Group back in May.
"We are excited꧂ to inform you that Crystal Dynamics has taken control of several game franchises—including Tomb Raider and Legacy of Kain—from the games’ previous owner, Square Enix Limited," a post on the Crystal Dynamics website reads. "As a result of this change, Crystal Dynamics (or its affiliate) is now the owner of these games and the controller of the gameplay and personal data related to them."
At the time of the original deal between Square Enix and Embracer Group, it was announced that the rights to Tomb Raider and Legacy of Kain specifically would be included in the dꩲeal. While it would have been reasonable to assume Embracer Group would take control of the rights to both series, it appears Crystal Dynamics instead now has full control over both.
Elsewhere though, Eidos Montreal has also taken control of two series. Thes🤡e would be Deus Ex and Thief, according to Eidos Montreal's newly-updated , and tracks with what we know when Square Enix also sold the studio and several of its IP to♛ Embracer Group earlier this year alongside Crystal Dynamics.
Embracer Group's CEO earlier this year said the Tomb Raider dev had "澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:amazing things coming" in the near future.
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