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What will the Brits do without Call of Duty?

The Korea Fair Trade Commission “unconditionally cleared” the deal, citing no concerns about potential competition restrictions.

That makes 38 countries that have given the OK.

Microsoft agreed to allow EU consumers to stream all ABK games they have licenses for through the cloud gaming service of their choice.

The UK doesn't seem to want this deal to go through at all.

Antitrust regulators from the EU are expected to approve the acquisition on May 15.

It’s really no surprise that they haven’t given up yet.

Many new games on the horizon and now there's new companies, too!

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

The block focuses mostly on the cloud gaming market.

He worked on the series since 2004 under Bungie and since 2008 with 343 Studios.

He was the creative lead on Halo Infinite and served the company for nine years.

Source 2 is looking pretty snazzy... and players are flocking back to CS:GO.

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

The gamers can try again.

There are concerns about the potential anti-competitive effects, though the company says otherwise.

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

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.

The organization wants the EC to approve the merger.

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.

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

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.”

Can you really blame people for being skeptical of a game that's had as many missteps as "The Day Before" has had?

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

An in-depth look that gives up just enough to get players hyped.

Hackers, ransoms, rollback, and more this week!