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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.

The next Sony State of Play is coming this week.

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

“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.

Hackers, ransoms, rollback, and more this week!

The court filing reveals Microsoft wants Sony to divulge details of PlayStation's game production pipeline.

A leaked battle pass, a new neon city, and a new god.

No Destiny isn't getting a sub, for now, but Square Enix really wants blockchain gaming to be a thing.

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

Needless to say, Microsoft isn't pulling any punches.

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.

The era of the looter shooter is upon us, but which are going to be the good ones?

This makes Serbia the third country to approve the deal behind Saudi Arabia and Brazil

Their comments paint a future where Microsoft could be a dominating player in the industry.

Seems like every big company is fighting at the moment, who will be the last one standing?

Rumors are that Sony and NCSoft have teamed up.

Phil Spencer explains more about the deal in the Wall Street Journal Tech Live event.

New games coming, dumb news in gaming, and what is the best MMORPG trailer or cinematic?

The UK regulator will reveal its findings from public comments in January.

Kind of a silly reason to delay things, but it kind of makes sense?!

Apparently they’re afraid the Showcase might make a case for Microsoft’s acquisition of Activision Blizzard.

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

A small step forward, but forward nonetheless.

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.

Just how long that actually is has yet to be announced.

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