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Was pretty obvious that was going to happen. CMA can keep high fiving each other now that they've lost the investment...
Was pretty obvious that was going to happen. CMA can keep high fiving each other now that they've lost the investment...
- One option could include Activision exiting the UK for another European country in a bid to remove itself from the CMA's jurisdiction. Its games could continue to be sold via a distributor. One rub is that any such decision must be taken by Activision to avoid breaching merger laws that stipulate that merging companies must be managed separately and independently until they actually close.
thinking of upgrading my s to a X this year
is there a new xbox anytime soon ?
I don't think a Pro version will come out soon, maybe a smaller version but the same power.thinking of upgrading my s to a X this year
is there a new xbox anytime soon ?
I don't think a Pro version will come out soon, maybe a smaller version but the same power.
Lol not for a few years at least. Series X and PS5 are still going very strong from a horsepower perspective. Sony or MS would be nuts to announce a pro model now.
Even if a hardware refresh comes along, it will likely not be a big deal to existing customers because the Series X and PS5 don't have thermal or acoustic problems as the prior gen initially did.never know these days lol but yeah if i can get another 3-4 years or more il be happy
cos i remember woith the 360 they did away with games that work on it so you had to upgrade
I assume this is a Game Pass day one release? So more like what the upgrade cost is for each premium tier.Hope they cover what's included in the various editions of Starfield during Sunday's event
Will be on day one on Game Pass but that constellation edition looks temptingI assume this is a Game Pass day one release? So more like what the upgrade cost is for each premium tier.
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EU explains Microsoft Activision deal approval - and why it disagrees with the UK's block
The boss of the European Commission has explained in detail why her agency approved Microsoft's $68.7bn Activision Bliz…www.eurogamer.net
"The overall market share for Microsoft and Activision was generally low in Europe. It's only when you look at specific segments like 'shooter games' that you get to above 20 percent. And for consoles, Sony sells about four times more PlayStations than Microsoft sells Xboxes. With this context, we did not think the merger raised a vertical issue.
The regulatory body only manages the EU markey and not everywhere else?That reasoning does not compute for me. Why look at only EU market share? What if Microsoft was 100% everywhere else?




Gonna play tomorrow during the showcase
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