Microsoft's Activision Blizzard deal will not greatly lessen competition, says CMA
The CMA says that it has narrowed the scope of its concerns regarding the pending Microsoft deal.
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Microsoft is building its own mobile app store
Phil Spencer says Microsoft's mobile app store could launch next year.
Microsoft signs 10-year deals with Boosteroid and Ubitus cloud gaming services
As it continues to battle anti-competitive concerns, Microsoft has inked two more decade-long deals with third-party platforms.
Diablo 4 lead says there are currently 'no plans' to be on Xbox Game Pass
Diablo franchise general manager Rod Fergusson addressed rumors and demands for Diablo 4 on Game Pass, claiming it wasn't in the works right now.
World of Warcraft leads on upcoming improvements & mounts for Dragonflight
We spoke to associate director Morgan Day and narrative designer Steve Danuser about the response to Dragonflight's launch and what comes next.
Sony suggests Microsoft could intentionally make CoD buggy on PlayStation
In a recently released document, Sony shared observations on ways Microsoft could potentially impact the release of Call of Duty on platforms like PlayStation.
Microsoft insists Game Pass prices won't increase over Activision Blizzard acquisition
Microsoft points to previous acquisitions like that of ZeniMax as proof that it won't raise Game Pass prices over the addition of Activision Blizzard titles.
EU likely to approve Microsoft acquisition of Activision Blizzard
Following licensing agreements made to satisfy antitrust concerns, Microsoft may get the pass from the EU to finalize its acquisition of Activision Blizzard.
FTC rejects most of Sony's pushback over Microsoft subpoena
Sony has been ordered to turn over documents, including copies of every third-party licensing agreement the company has.
Activision Blizzard faces CWA action for firing workers over return to office policy
The CWA has filed an unfair labor charge against the publisher over reportedly firing employees who pushed back on the company's return to office policy.
