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

Sometimes, you just can't catch a break.

Blizzard proves once again why it can't have nice things...

A small step forward, but forward nonetheless.

Staffed sources say FTC has been in talks with competitors against the transaction as worries mount about the merger on the ground floor.

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

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

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”.

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.

HoYoVerse is looking into the security risk kernel level anti-cheat may pose.

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

Ever been fired via Twitter? How about welcoming your replacement via Twitter THEN being fired?

The back-and-forth between Microsoft and Sony only continues.

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

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

So apparently Microsoft believes Activision Blizzard doesn't produce ANY "must have" games.

The idea itself is already going against what Minecraft players love about Minecraft.

The team posted a preview of guidelines they’ll be publishing to address the technology in their game.

Could this be a case of a leader not really knowing what's happening on the ground floor?

This agreement will apply at Activision Blizzard 60 days after Microsoft’s acquisition closes.

Riot Games' partnership with Microsoft is already paying off.

Now there is no excuse not to play Persona.

Will these fees actually be paid, or will they be pushed back until 2024?

Although, it still isn't 100% that the $69 billion deal to acquire publisher Activision Blizzard will go through.

Make sure to stay tuned in order to hear all the news on upcoming, new releases.

Of course, that's if it gets past shareholders in the first place.

Despite their under performance, titles such as Diablo Immortal are on the horizon.

Ads?! In my video games?!