Did Microsoft gain more time to obtain the endorsement of buying Activision Blizzard or is it that the European Zone will seek at any rate to have the legal guidelines to block? Well, this immediate question is what I got as The European Commission that oversees all concerns of Microsoft buying Activision Blizzard for almost $69 billion has announced that it will reach its decision on May 22....

Evidently, Microsoft is not wasting time as regulators are still reviewing everything with its attempt to buy Activision Blizzard and showing that hoarding and making Xbox exclusive is not the main game here, the company landed a third agreement about Call Of Duty. Microsoft announced this morning coming to an agreement that if allowed to buy Activision Blizzard, will have Cloud Gaming platform...

Another winner if Activision Blizzard acquisition receives regulators blessing and yet, another commitment from Microsoft if the ideal scenario that they can buy Activision Blizzard legally became true and it is this time for the company known as EE. Microsoft via Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer, confirmed that it has reached a 10 year agreement with EE, a British national mobile network...

The main news of the weekend was ironically to kill any expectations and hope that Project Q, or the newest Playstation handheld announced by Sony at the Playstation Showcase 2023, would have been a PSP & PS Vita follow-up. Japanese Sony Interactive Entertainment CEO Kenichiro Yoshida pretty much did this by downplaying the current state of Cloud Gaming and why we might not see further...

Microsoft continues on not wasting time and while it seems that the CMA refusal to let the Redmond giant to buy Activision Blizzard has some government with pro business interest in the UK calling the CMA out, the company is making good use of its words. Just like GeForce Now, Microsoft announced that starting June 1, Xbox Games will be part of Cloud Gaming service Boosterroid catalog and...