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The headlines could therefore cease for good...almost two years later.

Metzen is back in charge, Pantheon has a big change, and Epic lays off hundreds.

Here we go again.

I mean...if a deal like that ever actually happened...would it be a good thing?

The organization believes Microsoft has addressed their concerns.

A 2020 email called Nintendo “THE prime asset”.

Gamescom 2023 dropped a TON of multiplayer news!

Gamescom brought all kinds of multiplayer news, and Bungie got their own showcase out there, too.

The change is intended to address concerns still held by the UK Competition and Markets Authority.

Things are changing quickly now that Microsoft was given a judge's go-ahead to start a merge with Activision Blizzard.

For the next 10 years, that is.

The chance to prevent the deal before the July 18 deadline is gone.

Another case against Call of Duty being exclusive.

Time is literally of the essence for both sides and the appeals court may not be able to realistically rule in time.

The cozy MMO gets beta dates and The Boys are coming to Call of Duty!

The FTC's battle isn't over, but the judge's decision means Microsoft doesn't have to wait for the antitrust suit.

Who knew that a Sharpie isn't that great at redacting things?

Papers from the company's ongoing legal battle with the FTC revealed the open-world survival horror multiplayer game's sequel.

Kotick says Call of Duty makes 2 times the money on PlayStation when compared to Xbox.

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

Are you surprised by this news? Well, you should be. It's the first first integration of its kind for a video game.

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.