I think these acquisitions makes Embracer shares more valueable, which they put as security for a credit at the bank to make more acquisitions.

I think the line about breaking even with back catalog is interesting. The known modus operandi for Embracer includes remasters and ports in a lot of cases. So it seems probably, Embracer plans to remaster at least a few of the older titles: Legacy of Kain, Sleeping Dogs, Deus Ex, Thief and so on while porting the newer titles to more platforms. These old games will not make massive numbers, but the ports and remakes should be easily made with low budget and therefore become easily profitable. And as a bonus Embracer can gauge interest in these IPs to decide on possible new entries.

Embracer lives off remasters and ports and Switch is unconquered land regarding Deus Ex and Tomb Raider. Given that Human Revolution was on WiiU, it also should be easily achievable.

The Tomb Raider games should all be doable as well; even with the most recent ones, the 2013 reboot and Rise run on the Xbox 360, and even Shadow is about as demanding as other ambitious Switch ports like Witcher 3, Hellblade, Dying Light, etc.

Yeah, I it looks like the trilogy should be doable. And given this is how Embracer makes profits off their investments, it might happen at least for some of these IPs.

I got a solid chuckle when he blamed those who play video games "to have fun" are the reason why NFT's aren't taking off lol. He wants those who "play to contribute" Dude, I play video games to temporarily escape from the real world. Why the hell would you think I want to bring in those real world things into my escape!?!

I played Tomb Raider 2013 and Rise of the Tomb Raider on 360, but I never got to play Shadow, so if it did get a competent Switch port I'd definitely check it out.

Well it looks like the FTC is looking into Sony bid to purchase Bungie.  Like I stated, until you get the approvals you never really want to rock the boat.  

FTC Opens Investigation into Sony purchase of Bungie