Call of Duty Modern Warfare III Open Beta Is Now Live On PlayStation
This is the last time PlayStation players will get to enjoy this privilege.

This is the last time PlayStation players will get to enjoy this privilege.

If this happens, it will cap off one of Xbox'x most eventful years ever.

Activision will definitely change their system for preorder bonuses moving forward.

Kostich is implying that the main Call of Duty studios get a lot of freedom in making their games.

Activision is apparently curious about Microsoft's technologies.

It will be quite the way to cap off 2023 for Microsoft.

It isn't really clear what the point of FTC's latest action is.

We knew it was an inevitability, but the question of when may have been answered with sooner than you think.

Microsoft's choice to add Ubisoft to the deal has given CMA pause to reconsider.

There may be even more devs benefiting from Game Pass, but just can't attest to it in court.

Microsoft managed to convince people from the political left and right that this deal will be good for everyone.

This latest twist in the Microsoft Activision deal seems set to worsen the deal for everyone, just to make a small group of regulators happy.

Sledgehammer has an opportunity to do something exciting with Modern Warfare, even, something shocking.

If we were honest about it, Call of Duty is a consistent crowd pleaser and a reliable income generator for Activision.

Microsoft may have failed with the oral arguments, but they won the EU over with their ten year deals.

Microsoft barely scratches the surface here on the variety of video games today, in terms of budget and scale.

The EU's decision isn't quite as straightforward as we expected it to be.

The decision document seems to highlight just how different the EU's thinking process was to the CMA's.

Activision's competition, or maybe we should say colleagues, seem to be upbeat on their deal with Microsoft.

No less than Randi Weingarten interjected herself in this case.

If you look at the facts, either company stands to lose if they walk out on the deal now.

Microsoft wants to make sure all parties, around the world, are sympatico with the deal.

The FTC has run out of ways to stop this deal from happening.

This may not necessarily be about Activision's confidence as it is about their schedule.
