Eidos to publish titles for BREW handsets
Tomb Raider, Thief, other major franchises to appear on mobile phones per deal with Qualcomm.
Eidos today announced that it will publish games for BREW-enabled mobile phones. The publisher will bring its key brands to the platform, including Tomb Raider and Thief among others. The BREW solution is a system that supports all sorts of applications and services for wireless handset devices, from games to ringtones to productivity to GPS software.
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