• MentalEdge
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      161 year ago

      They seemed to be acquiring and funding good things for a while there, and then out of the blue went “oops, spent a bit too much there lol, gotta melt some of these down for cash” and then threw some seriously good shit right into the crucible.

      • @PaupersSerenade@sh.itjust.works
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        101 year ago

        They acquired far too much as they expected a $2B deal with Saudi Arabia. That fell through and they’ve been shedding everything but the CEOs (at least from what I can find)

        • MentalEdge
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          21 year ago

          Even if that deal had worked out, it would not have left a nice taste in the mouth.

          They really shouldn’t have played as fast and loose as they did.

      • Ech
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        41 year ago

        “Out of the blue”. They were gobbling up studios as nothing more than assets. Any “good” that came of that process was purely incidental and this sandbag dumping when they started to sink was inevitable.

  • @Hubi@feddit.de
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    81 year ago

    Does this include all their former subsidiaries? That would be a pretty big deal.

  • kingthrillgore
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    WOW

    Saber is like the largest part of Embracer’s actual development arm.

  • Computerchairgeneral
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    61 year ago

    Good for them. Also glad they are going to continue developing the KOTOR remake, although with everything that’s happened with that project it feels like it will be years before we see it again.

  • Poggervania
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    51 year ago

    iirc these are the guys working on the Knights of the Old Republic remake, right? Good news for that project if that’s the case, and good news for Saber in general!

  • @Cossty@lemmy.world
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    31 year ago

    That’s great news, I just hope they stay independent, and Microsoft etc doesn’t buy them. Are they private now when they bought themselves?