Sony gets “several years” of joint custody over call of Duty with Microsoft.photo: Activision/Kotaku/Barone Firenze (Shutterstock) (Shutterstock) Good news PlayStation call of Duty Players: Microsoft says you have “several years” to play the shoot-bang game on your Sony console. Corresponding The edgeEarlier this year, Microsoft’s Xbox boss Phil Spencer made that commitment to PlayStation boss ...
The money shifting in the games industry goes on merrily. Now the Elden Ring makers, who are securing new financial resources by selling shares, are also being hit. From Software seems to have big plans. There is no other way to explain why the developers are selling additional shares, despite the immense success of Elden ...
picture: BySoftware elden ring wasn’t just a hit with fans of FromSoftware’s notoriously difficult action RPGs. Today, Tencent Holdings and Sony announced that they have acquired 30% of the shares souls-Developer shares split in favor of Tencent. FromSoftware is expected to gain $260 million from the agreement. Today’s Announcement by Kadokawa, FromSoft’s parent company announced ...
Shares in Elden Ring developer FromSoftware go to Tencent and Sony Interactive Entertainment. Both Tencent and Sony Interactive Entertainment got a slice of the FromSoftware pie. As a subsidiary of Tencent, Sixjoy Hong Kong is the second largest shareholder in the developer studio, which recently celebrated great success with Elden Ring, with 16.3%. However, Sony ...
Chinese enterprise group Tencent There are plans to acquire more shares Ubisoftaccording to people familiar with the matter. According to Reuters, the company has expressed interest in increasing its stake in the game maker. It acquired a 5% stake in Ubisoft back in 2018, and as of press time, it was unclear how many shares ...
photo: Beata Zawrzel (Getty Images) Microsoft argued this with Brazilian regulators last week call of Duty was not a compulsory game on the platform. In the latest installment of the Activision Blizzard takeover drama unfolding in Brazil, Microsoft accused the PlayStation maker of trying to stunt the “growth” of Game Pass. As originally sighted The ...
Tencent, which already owns 5% of the French company, would consider acquiring a larger stake in Ubisoft. At least that’s what four sources familiar with the matter told the Reuters news agency. According to these sources, Tencent contacted the Guillemot family (founders of Ubisoft) and informed them of their desire to increase their contribution to ...
In the past, Ubisoft has always been a candidate when it came to possible takeovers by industry heavyweights. Now a new rumor is doing the rounds in this direction. In the past, Ubisoft has sometimes stubbornly resisted planned (hostile) takeovers and primarily wanted to remain independent. Nevertheless, there was always speculation about Ubisoft as a ...
picture: Activision/Blizzard/King/Kotaku Here’s a sign of the times: Activision has confirmed through newly released financial documents that it made more money from its mobile games than all of its console and PC games combined last quarter. As discovered by TweakTown, Activision’s quarterly report was released last week and provides insight into how its biggest games ...
News publication Reuters is reporting this afternoon that Chinese firm Tencent is looking to increase its stake in French developer and publisher, Ubisoft. The company has already bought a 5% stake in Ubisoft back in 2018 and is now looking to own more of the company. The Chinese firm has reached out to the Guillemot ...
