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Intel-owned middleware provider Havok has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire 3D game engine maker Trinigy for an undisclosed sum. Privately owned Trinigy’s multiplatform Vision Game Engine – which is available for PS3, Xbox 360, Wii, Windows and most recently Vita - is currently being used for over 200 commercial game productions from companies including Take-Two and Ubisoft. Following the expected completion of the transaction in mid-August, Havok will begin integrating the two companies' development teams, operations and customer support, while the Trinigy Vision Engine will be re-branded as the Havok Vision Engine. Havok managing director David Coghlan said: “We are delighted to acquire this highly experienced, proven team. This acquisition will extend the reach of both companies’ technologies across new geographies and market segments. We are excited by the opportunities that the combination of Havok and Trinigy will bring as the industry continues to broaden in terms of target platforms, markets, budget sizes and distribution models.”