More stories in the News category Don’t miss anything and follow us on Google News! Since yesterday, a rumor started spreading that Blizzard boss Johanna Faries and NetEase CEO Ding Lei had met and it finally seems to be completely true. What we didn’t know was that the photo was missing a smiling Phil Spencer, ...
Yuzu and Nintendo have reached a mutual agreement under which Yuzu will pay $2.4 million in damages. This means that since both parties have reached an agreement, the case will not end up in court. Yuzu will have to destroy all copies of the Yuzu emulation software and will be forced to shut down completely. ...
Rocksteady and WB Games are doing something strange. They are partially lifting the non-disclosure agreement (NDA) in connection with an earlier alpha test next year Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League the following a lot of mixed and negative previews. How Alan Wake 2 builds on the Remedy-Verse Earlier this week, numerous media outlets and ...
Yesterday was actually the deadline to wrap up the takeover of Activision Blizzard by Microsoft. The two companies have now extended their agreement. Microsoft and Activision Blizzard have been working hard to finalize the acquisition by July 18th. The agreement between the two companies expired on that day, which theoretically would have meant that either ...
photo: Barone Firenze / Activision / Kotaku (Shutterstock) Microsoft and Sony have finally reached an agreement to keep it call of Duty on PlayStation once the Activision Blizzard merger is complete. The surprise agreement comes after that Months of struggles between the two companies and is a sign that the takeover is all but inevitable. ...
Just five days ago we learned that Microsoft won the FTC lawsuit and that it can already buy – although the United Kingdom continues to oppose it – Activision Blizzard King. Now, the video game industry rises with a statement from Phill Spencer —Microsoft’s ‘gaming’ CEO—, which ends up confirming the purchase of Activision Blizzard ...
Phil Spencer has confirmed the deal that will keep Call of Duty on Playstation. Do not miss anything and follow us on Google News! You may be interested: The story of Call of Duty, Microsoft’s takeover of Activision Blizzard and Redmond’s duel with the FTC is coming to an end, now you could say that ...
Microsoft and Sony have reached an agreement regarding the Call of Duty series. After Microsoft was able to assert itself victoriously against the FTC this week and the Turkish competition authority also approved a takeover of Activision Blizzard, Microsoft has come another step closer to its goal today. So Phil Spencer announced via Twitter that ...
At Xbox, we have a fundamental commitment to providing a safe experience on our platform for all gamers, and that’s especially true for our youngest gamers. We regularly revise our security measures, in collaboration and with feedback from the community, regulators and partners. We recently reached a settlement with the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) ...
What no one wanted or expected happened today, the CMA officially ruled on Microsoft’s takeover of Activision and the tails got out, the UK entity blocked that deal. Although a lot of information is being released at the moment, what has become clear is that Microsoft will seek to appeal the decision, although it won’t ...
