eidos

This is because Square Enix is using Eidos to prop up its Japanese arm, which has been floundering wildly.

They won't let Eidos go because they need the revenue, and breaking up Square and Enix seems infeasible at this point.

They then shift all the hopes onto the Eidos studios to keep the shareholders happy.

Even weirder for the time (when Eidos was primarily pumping out Tomb Raider games).

Paying Eidos and Capcom and Hello Games did not start an avalanche of ports.

More will arrive any day now, at least once Apple finalizes their next publishing deal with someone that isn't Eidos or Capcom.

Even the game I was a developer on which was published by Eidos in ~1998 is probably lost source.

Some of it was written after three days straight with no sleep for those times when Eidos wanted to come for a personal demo.

This post complains about Notion being slow, but when I try out the demo myself Eidos is slow as molasses.

Working at Eidos Montreal as an intern was a great experience.

I just checked the one commercial game I developed and there are two patches I can see released by Eidos for it.

I briefly worked at Eidos amongst a bunch of avid gamers (really?).

We've already seen the whole "corporate sponsor courts game publisher" thing with Eidos and Capcom at Apple.

"Danny leaves the scene" (because it's just a bunch of kids with scanners and he's got a job at Eidos now) never forget!

The PC port was developed in Square's offices in LA and only published by Eidos.

In the language I've been working on for a couple months, Eidos, streams are achieved through iterators as well.

Eidos is a personal open-source project focused on individual needs.