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Pivotal, the developer behind the hit Conflict series, has announced Crossfire, a new game IP set to debut on the Xbox 360.

SCi Entertainment, parent company of UK publisher Eidos, has posted results revealing sales of GBP 179.1 million (EUR 266.9 million) and a trading profit of GBP 27.4 million (EUR 40.8 million) for the financial year ended June 2006.

SCi-Eidos is currently in talks with Time Warner to produce a series of games based on New Line Cinema properties.

Eidos has confirmed to <i>GamesIndustry.biz</i> that the Xbox version of movie tie-in Reservoir Dogs has been removed from shop shelves following a printing error.

Interview: Part 2 - Ian Livingstone on why Lara's still going strong.

Speaking to <i>GamesIndustry.biz</i>, industry veteran Ian Livingstone has said that although Sony has been the clear victor in past console battles, the race will be much harder to win this time around.

Interview: Part 1 - Eidos' Ian Livingstone on why the next-gen battle will be different this time around.

Industry veteran Ian Livingstone has praised the decision to downsize E3 into a much smaller event, telling <i>GamesIndustry.biz</i> that the show had become "out of control and unsustainable."

GameShadow has announced a new partnership with software publisher Eidos Interactive, which will see the company's automatic update and patch service for PC games included with Eidos' entire spring portfolio.

SCi Entertainment has posted its half-year financial results, showing a hefty profit fall in line with expectations - but the company said it is confident that forthcoming Eidos titles will boost revenues.

As industry watchers continue to speculate over consistent rumours regarding the acquisition of UK videogames publisher SCi, a 'secret' investor has quietly secured a fifteen per cent stake in the firm.

British publisher SCi has confirmed that two approaches have been made to the company regarding an acquisition in recent months, with the most recent being made only last week - but the identities of the suitors remain undisclosed.

Leading British publisher SCi Entertainment Group has confirmed that it is in talks with a number of potential suitors regarding an acquisition of the group, less than half a year after it acquired rival firm Eidos in a GBP 74 million deal.

Leading British publisher SCi has announced its preliminary results for the nine months to June 30th, showing a smaller than expected loss of GBP 14 million and reporting that the integration of Eidos is proceeding successfully.