The company said that game exclusivity is something normal in the gaming industry and justified the purchase of Activision Blizzard A Microsoft disclosed to the UK Competition and Market Authority (CMA) that the sony has entered into a series of agreements to ensure that the company’s exclusive games are not available on consoles Xboxes. The … Read more
In the documents sent to the British antitrust regulator to study the transaction between Microsoft and Activision Blizzard, the Redmond company noted that four major games will never be released on Xbox due to Sony’s actions. The Japanese company allegedly “blocked” access to the publications by entering into a special agreement with each of the … Read more
France has resorted to imposing a fine on one company Microsoft US, equal to 60 million euros, equal to approximately 63.93 million dollars, due to Microsoft’s violation of the country’s regulations regarding the use of cookies. France imposes a fine on Microsoft For its part, the French National Commission for Technology and Liberties (CNIL) has … Read more
A group of game enthusiasts is now suing Microsoft in San Francisco, US, to prevent the company from buying game publisher Activision Blizzard for $68.7 billion, it reports. Bloomberg law. In the lawsuit, fans of the game write that the purchase would give Microsoft enough leverage at different levels of the gaming industry to shut … Read more
It’s not yet possible to confirm when Microsoft is expected to bring an ad-supported low-priced Xbox Game Pass subscription plan to market, but Microsoft has previously applied for a technology patent that can push personalized advertisements to gamers in games, which is expected to be available during loading the game. , Ads are sent when … Read more
With the holidays just around the corner, between visiting family, eating delicious food and unwrapping presents, there might be a minute or two to spare. Sure, you could while away that time with a video game, but which one? We took a look at Xbox Game Pass and PC Game Pass for you and present … Read more
Starting next year, Microsoft will offer European businesses and governments the option to store their data only on servers in Europe, the company announced on Thursday. Now this often happens in other places, like in the US. More and more people are using the cloud. Much data is no longer located on the computers themselves, … Read more