A quick and dirty survey of current GAME web site gives following Eidos games. The BBC online report http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/7508743.stm
is from E 3 conference and gives number of machines in circulation. Also the relevant comment software titles like having two-year life spans on retail shelves.

This is the current state of GAME.co.uk web site (includes scheduled games)

21 Eidos games for DS out of 100 there are over 70 million
13 Eidos games for PC out of 100 there are many hundred million
10 Eidos games for XBox 360 out of 103
_8 Eidos games for Playstation2 out of 95
_6 Eidos games for Wii out of 100 there are just over 10 million
_5 Eidos games for PSP out of 99
_3 Eidos games for Playstation3 out of 100 there are just under 10 million

These are where Eidos is the publisher. XX million is machines in the world

As noted earlier the GAME web site doesnt show the new 3 Eidos games scheduled for Playstation3 or in some cases the other main consoles. They seem to have a limit of 100 games for each platform.

But the market for DS games and PC games is huge by available machines. Generally DS games sell at between PC Games and AAA games prices whilst PC games, possibly because of market size, are the cheapest. IMHO

Current (30 June 08) and Expected releases are separated in first half 2008/9 (end 31/12/08) for EIDOS by platform are:-

13 current with 8 (maybe 10) New games for DS replenishment 77%
_9 current with 4 (maybe 7) New games for PC replenishment 78%
_6 current with 4 (maybe 5) New games for Xbox 360 replenishment 83%
_7 current with 1 (maybe 5) New games for Playstation2 replenishment 71%
_4 current with 2 (maybe 5) New games for Wii replenishment 125%
_3 current with 0 (maybe 3) New games for Playstation3 replenishment 100%

(maybe X) are where a date isnt given or platform is not listed on game.co.uk but is on Gamestop.com. A 25% replenishment / current rate for a half year would just hold the current position. SEG, based on maybe/current, seems to be well ahead.

The DS, their most numerous platform, have games that cover a variety of age ranges with many for the 3+ and 12+ age groups. Some are very girlie (one very American girlie), others are aimed at boys, and some for adults. They are obviously trying to broaden their customer base.

Tuesday we should get an update of and an OUTLOOK for the future. But they appear to be replenishing their catalogue at an increasing rate which looks GOOD for the future.

I thought that SCI bought Eidos about 3 years back, and then got into trouble. I lost interest in them after that.

That was what I thought but Eidos seem to be around now which is why I am somewhat confused.