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"We're open to providing the same commitment to other platforms and making it legally enforceable by regulators in the US, UK, and European Union."

Their comments paint a future where Microsoft could be a dominating player in the industry.

Seems to be the fight that just won't end...

The competitive mode was originaly slated to release with S1

"Players will have more choices and more agency than ever before."

The game should be back up and running on November 28.

Now with fresh ways to report toxic players.

Is it worth the time and money that MMORPGs put into high-end difficulty content?

Not too far off now.

Microsoft's target for closing the deal is on June 30, 2023, still months off.

Architecture is copyrightable, so there is a chance this situation could legally escalate.

Phil Spencer explains more about the deal in the Wall Street Journal Tech Live event.

The UK regulator will reveal its findings from public comments in January.

Apparently they’re afraid the Showcase might make a case for Microsoft’s acquisition of Activision Blizzard.

Exclusive or not, Sony says these probable factors could "influence gamers' choice of console."

The CEO admits EA has "a lot of work" to do to make Battlefield a better franchise, though.

We’re here to fill you in on all the announcements.

The deal might still fall through, but more time is needed for a full-on evaluation.

Get in-depth information on the full Call of Duty experience.

Are you ready for the return of these fan favorites?

The companies apparently disagree on what constitutes “several more years”.

Just how long that actually is has yet to be announced.

A rather lengthy post details plans to use the acquisition to expand game access rather than diminish it.

While some believe a monopoly is inevitable, others believe this to be a positive step forward.

In fact, Microsoft's strategy is to not "remove content from players."

Brooks Entertainment alleged the CoD publisher ripped them off, but...

Activision says it "erred in its process" this time...

Sony says CoD can be a console sales issue while Xbox claims Blizzard doesn't make "must have" games.

The company has rehired Reed Smith, an organization recognized for providing tactics to avoid unionization.

However, ‘premium paid content’ is on the way.