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X, Twitter, whatever you want to call it, will no longer be supported on PlayStation.

After nearly 3 decades, he’s passing the torch.

The move could be a response to Microsoft's proposed acquisition of Activision Blizzard.

The company says they’ve been wary of anything that could exploit kids.

There was a strategy memo sent internally that seems suspicious, though the email is from 2019.

The developer is the 20th game company to join the PlayStation Studios lineup.

The motion for disclosure, which includes platform exclusivity deals, was granted in February 2023.

Regulators seem to be in no hurry to make a decision.

Time is drawing near for a final judgement from EU and UK regulators.

Call of Duty’s role in the Microsoft-Activision merger grows by the day.

Sources explain that the only real roadblock that stands in this merger's way is the UK's CMA.

“It would defy business logic for us to exclude PlayStation.”

"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."

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

A small step forward, but forward nonetheless.

Don't worry, their single-player titles aren't going anywhere.

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

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

Sony is continuing their investments into the future of esports.

We'll get a little reflective as we look at about a decade of covering games this week!