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Microsoft acquires Bethesda’s parent company, preventing Starfield from becoming a PS5 exclusive game

Microsoft acquires Bethesda’s parent company, preventing Starfield from becoming a PS5 exclusive game

One of the main reasons Microsoft bought Bethesda parent company ZeniMax was because of its potential, says Xbox chief Phil Spencer. starry sky PlayStation Exclusive. This is the ongoing trial between the FTC and Microsoft over Microsoft’s acquisition of Activision Blizzard. According to The Verge, Spencer talked about how Sony often pays competitors to “skip ...

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SEGA acquires Angry Birds developer Rovio for 5 million

SEGA acquires Angry Birds developer Rovio for $775 million

Sega announced plans to acquire mobile developer Rovio for as much as $775 million. In Europe, that’s $706m, or £625m. Rovio is best known for its mobile game Angry Birds, which took the world by storm in the early 2010s. SEGA acquired the developer to strengthen its position in the mobile gaming market, which SEGA ...

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Sega acquires Angry Birds maker Rovio for 5 million

Sega acquires Angry Birds maker Rovio for $775 million

Sega plans to acquire Rovio, the Finnish company behind the Angry Birds games, for three-quarters of a billion dollars, the company announced Monday morning. The Wall Street Journal on Friday reported the deal as nearing completion, although it forecast a higher price of $1 billion. Sega made it clear that it wanted to strengthen its ...

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Bethesda acquires the well-known Nemesys Games for its future projects

Bethesda acquires the well-known Nemesys Games for its future projects

We found some very interesting information thanks to the Twitter user Klobrille and with attached information from LinkedIn Jozsa Szabolcsdirector of the new Zenimax Online Studios. Bethesda has acquired Nemesys Games in Budapest, Hungary. The study will be known from now on as “Zenimax Online Studios Hungary” and are currently working on Elder Scrolls Online, ...

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Take-Two acquires mobile gaming service GameClub

With the acquisition of Activision-Blizzard, we’re talking a lot about the mobile market and more generally the cloud gaming sector. And as Microsoft prepares for that future, it’s not the only one. Another actor also seems to want to position himself and it’s Take-Two. The American company has in fact announced that it has acquired ...

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Atari acquires Night Dive Studios

Atari acquires Night Dive Studios

Classic video game company Atari has published that he entered into an agreement to acquire Night Dive Studios. If you’re not aware, Night Dive Studios is the team that handled many ports of classic video games to modern systems such as Turok: Dinosaur Hunter and Shadow Man, among others. One of the keys to the ...

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Riot Games acquires Wargaming Sydney, now known simply as Riot Sydney

Riot Games acquires Wargaming Sydney, now known simply as Riot Sydney

League of Legends developer Riot Games Announced to be acquired World of Tanks studio Sydney Wargaming. Riot Games announced today, October 17, that as part of the acquisition, the studio will be renamed Riot Sydney, and the studio will use its “considerable expertise to further enhance Riot’s League of Legends, Valorant and technical teams”, According ...

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Fandom acquires Giant Bomb, GameSpot, MetaCritic, GameFAQs, and more

Fandom acquires Giant Bomb, GameSpot, MetaCritic, GameFAQs, and more

Until recently, the gaming industry felt a bit chaotic. We’ve seen countless acquisitions: Microsoft bought ActiBlizz, Sony bought Valkyrie Entertainment, Quantic Dream was recently acquired by NetEase Games, and the list goes on.Will Sonic Frontiers finally align Sonic the Games with Sonic the Phenomenon?However, acquisitions are not limited to the likes of developers and publishers, ...

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Tencent acquires massive stake in Assassin’s Creed Valhalla Maker

Tencent acquires massive stake in Assassin’s Creed Valhalla Maker

picture: Ubisoft Tencent has poured another small fortune into one of the biggest gaming companies. Ubisoft announced on Tuesday that the Chinese conglomerate would increase its investments in the Assassin’s Creed Manufacturer by almost $300 million through an elaborate series of financial maneuvers. Rather than directly buying Ubisoft shares, Tencent is acquiring a 49.9 percent ...