Alongside armored knights and Viking raiders, the royal court is one of the most popular public images of the Middle Ages. We all have in mind images of a royal throne in the center of a tapestry-adorned hall, with pawns and supplicants seeking justice from a powerful ruler or bringing gifts to win the favor ...
We knew that EA had no intention of abandoning the football games section. And finally he gets FIFA’s new competitor out of the closet! Electronic Arts has published FIFA football matches every year since 1993. But the “23” edition of the franchise was the last to be linked to the famous publisher. The license agreement ...
News JVTech “Harmless and idiotic tweets” bring Elon Musk to court for fraud, but the billionaire doesn’t back down Published on 04/01/2023 at 16:55 Share : Long before the famous American billionaire became the head of Twitter, he did not mince his words on the social network, posting numerous tweets on various and diverse topics. ...
Microsoft wants to challenge negative decisions of the authorities in the takeover of Activision Blizzard. The Call of Duty shooter series will be accessible to more and more people under Microsoft. Ten-year agreements made with Nintendo and GeForce NOW, committing to bring Call of Duty to those platforms, kicked off in February. Yesterday, Microsoft partnered ...
Yesterday, March 2, game developer and Sonic founder Yuji Naka pleaded guilty in court to insider trading charges. The allegations came as the developer teamed up with publisher Square Enix to develop Balan Wonderworld.Why are games dying?Eventually, Naka learned that Ateam Entertainment Inc. was developing new Dragon Quest and Final Fantasy mobile games, and Naka ...
Sonic co-creator Yuji Naka has pleaded guilty in the first court case against him and another former Square Enix employee to insider trading. Mr Naka told the court that he found out about the games in question before the company made them public and that he bought shares in them to profit financially. The court ...
screenshot: Phoenix Wright (PS4) The struggling to get microsofts proposed $69 billion purchase of Activision Blizzard across the line play not only with state watchdogs and in the public, but also in courtrooms. And in one of those battlegrounds, Microsoft is making demands on its rival Sony that the latter say it is “blatant harassment.” ...
The first hearing in the US lawsuit between Microsoft, Activision Blizzard and the FTC reveals some interesting details. The FTC does not currently want to sue in federal court. Microsoft and Activision Blizzard will submit proposed solutions to the FTC, which will be agreed upon in the EU and UK. Microsoft at the preliminary hearing ...
screenshot: PokeWorld The Pokémon Company International (TPCi) works pretty hard to keep their monsters in their proper enclosures and is assiduously rooting out any attempts to use pocket monsters without an existing licensing agreement. We only saw the company a few months ago pursue six Chinese companies who had crossed the line with their own ...
Things don’t seem to be calming down between Microsoft and regulators trying to stop Activision Blizzard from taking over $69 billion. However, it would seem that the FTC, the American regulator, plans to sue Microsoft for having a movement which would seek to control part of the industry, generating a monopoly in video games, all ...
