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I wonder how theatre mode compares to using a TV.
Where did you order from? Been told the same thing from Game4U. Although they didn't give me a date. Sigh.
Koodoo
| Hey Gamer, Despite our every effort, insurmountable inbound supply chain issues will mean that we will not be able to deliver by Friday the 24th Deliveries should start on the 28th February however date of receipt will be dependant on delivery location. As soon as your VR leaves our warehouse you will receive a tracking number As always we are committed to keeping you updated with the status of your order and appreciate your patience and understanding The KOODOO team |
The main attraction will perhaps be a 15 minute gameplay showcase from Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League though, which will share new game mechanics and updates on Rocksteady Studios' latest.State of Play is back! Tune in Thursday at 1pm PT for:
Five new PS VR2 titles from partners
— PlayStation (@PlayStation) February 21, 2023
This statement goes against the testimony of three third-party companies that said the Microsoft Activision deal would have a “negative impact” on competition.
Microsoft Accuses Sony of Protecting ‘Two-Decade Dominance’ in Market Share
Brad Smith, President and Vice Chair of Microsoft, has said in an interview that Activision Blizzard has accused Sony for trying to “protect its two-decade dominance in video games.” Smith also claims that PlayStation has a “70/30” market share compared to Xbox on a global scale, and that these figures are even stronger for Sony in Europe and Japan.
These remarks were made during a conference to the media in defense of the Microsoft-Activision merger before the company had to convince EU regulators to approve the acquisition.
Microsoft believes Call of Duty being on Nvidia and Switch will satisfy regulators
Smith suggests that the Microsoft-Activision deal would actually increase competition given Sony’s market share in gaming, as reported by GamesIndustry.biz:
This statement goes against the testimony of three third-party companies that said the Microsoft Activision deal would have a “negative impact” on competition.
Smith also says the deal to bring Call of Duty, along with Xbox games, to Nintendo Switch and Nvidia’s GeForce Now will open the series “to 150 million more people who don’t get it today.”
While Microsoft and Sony have not agreed to a resolution yet, Smith said he had an envelope in his pocket with a possible deal that Sony will accept. We have had no word yet if Sony has seen or accepted this supposed deal.
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Microsoft Accuses Sony of Protecting ‘Two-Decade Dominance’ in Market Share
Brad Smith, President and Vice Chair of Microsoft, has said […]www.yahoo.com
Which store is this ?
Duh. As are Sony desperate for it not to go though….
