[UPDATED]Microsoft & Sony Sign Binding Agreement To Keep Call Of Duty On PlayStation
Microsoft has announced that it has signed a binding agreement with PlayStation to keep Call of Duty on Sony formats.
Microsoft has announced that it has signed a binding agreement with PlayStation to keep Call of Duty on Sony formats.
The UK’s CMA has extended the deadline for its final decision on Microsoft’s planned buyout of Activision Blizzard.
According to Microsoft’s own projections, Starfield and MachineGames new Indiana Jones title would have sold 10 million copies on PS5.
The UK’s CMA might open a whole new investigation into Microsoft’s planned acquisition of Activision Blizzard, depending on the changes Microsoft proposes.
Microsoft and the UK CMA have agreed to pause its appeal case while Microsoft works to create a “modified” deal that could address the CMA’s concerns.
Microsoft’s legal documents filed as part of its trial with the FTC show the Xbox parent believes Sony will launch a PS5 Slim later this year.
About 1 million PlayStation users spend all their time playing Call Of Duty, and Sony sees a huge cut of its revenue come from all their spending.
Some poor redacting skills on Sony’s side lead to the reveal of the massive budgets involved for Horizon Forbidden West and The Last Of Us Part II.
Cloud gaming won’t be a “meaningful component” of the games industry until at least 2025, according to PlayStation head Jim Ryan.
Xbox making Bethesda titles like Starfield isn’t anti-competitive in PlayStation head Jim Ryan’s eyes, but Microsoft acquiring Activision Blizzard is.