Eidos was finally acquired by the Japanese company last week for £84 million. However, despite our suggestions to the contrary, the British pub will still answer to the name Eidos instead of adopting something a bit more creative.
Eidos was finally acquired by the Japanese company last week for £84 million. However, despite our suggestions to the contrary, the British pub will still answer to the name Eidos instead of adopting something a bit more creative.
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Posted: Apr 27th 2009 8:50AM LaughingTarget said
The reason they didn't take your name is it's way too long. Should have suggested Sqeidox.
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Posted: Apr 27th 2009 9:22AM (Unverified) said
...Still wish Tecmo had agreed to the buyout last year.
That would have been epic.
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That would have been epic.
Posted: Apr 27th 2009 10:55AM Snowblind said
We can only hope.
The biggest problem with the series though, is that you need to have played *all* five games in order for any of it to make any sense. I'd love to see a sequel that finishes up everything. But if we do get one, I can see it being massively dumbed down and unreleated to the current Kain storyline.. In which case, what's the point?
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The biggest problem with the series though, is that you need to have played *all* five games in order for any of it to make any sense. I'd love to see a sequel that finishes up everything. But if we do get one, I can see it being massively dumbed down and unreleated to the current Kain storyline.. In which case, what's the point?
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