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Who would have thought that publisher Square-Enix would become known for resurrecting dead, dying, or forgotten franchises? At E3 this year they showcased Deus Ex: Human Revolution, Hitman: Absolution, and Tomb Raider, which was regarded as one of the best games at the show. Now, Square-Enix has gone dumpster diving behind the Activision building and has come back with a perfectly good True Crime reboot. Now why would someone throw that out? Gamasutra reports that the True Crime: Hong Kong project that was previously abandoned by Activision has been picked up by Square-Enix for publishing. The game is still in development at United Front Games, and will be managed by Square-Enix London Studios, which is essentially the remnants of Eidos. 
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