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Things are not looking too bright for the future of the game's modding community.

An unexpected decision throws a wrench in the Microsoft/Activision deal.

The block focuses mostly on the cloud gaming market.

Yeah, it's been a crazy week for leaks, but there's also new game CONTENT coming!

The country’s Competition Commission finds the merger “unlikely to result in a substantial prevention or lessening of competition."

Lifeweaver is out, the season is kicking, and more!

The regulator has decided that the merger won’t hurt competition in console gaming.

The company proposed a 10-year deal with Sony, Nintendo, and cloud gaming providers.

AVALON Corp. is focused on revolutionizing how games and virtual experiences are made.

Call of Duty cheat makers from EngineOwning were ordered to pay $3 million.

New maps and more coming to Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 & Warzone 2.0

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

Blizzard is a year older, but maybe a step further from being acquired by Microsoft.

Overwatch 2 delivered the highest quarterly figures for player numbers and hours played in Overwatch history.

If Microsoft can convince the UK and EU to accept its concessions, things may go in Microsoft’s favor.

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

This does align with the fact that the FTC lawsuit came only hours after US and EU officials had a call.

Warzone 2 is saying ‘good-bye’ to 2v2 Gulags

So they put an ad in The Washington Post.

The suit is intended to stop Microsoft’s purchase of Activision Blizzard.

Sony has continued to object to the merger based on the idea that Microsoft would make the game Xbox Exclusive.

Microsoft takes the opportunity to jab Sony saying it's more interested in fighting than an actual deal.

"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?