It’s been a long time coming, but Game finally found his way back home. The Black Wallstreet impresario announced via his Twitter account this past Saturday that Dr. Dre officially welcomed him back with open arms and he posted an image of himself with four Aftermath chains on to confirm the reunion.

The announcement couldn’t have come at a better time, as the controversial West Coast emcee is set to release his fourth album, R.E.D. next month.

The possibility of a Game/Dre reunion seemed plausible a little over a month ago when Game tweeted his interest in working on the heavily anticipated Detox album. He went on to tweet that he and Dre had been in the studio working together and ultimately revealed that the legendary producer was on board for his upcoming project.

Game was ousted in 2006 when he and G Unit head honcho 50 Cent were unable to come to terms musically. Tension between Game, Dre and even Interscope label head, Jimmy Iovine, followed.

Even still, the Compton lyricist flourished, moving to Interscope’s sister label, Geffen and releasing The Doctor’s Advocate and L.A.X. to critical acclaim.

R.E.D. is slated to drop March 23 and will likely bear the Aftermath insignia in addition to Game’s Black Wallstreet logo.