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Diablo 4 Season 1 start date to be revealed next week teases Activision Blizzard boss - Vimarsana News

Diablo 4 Season 1 start date to be revealed next week teases Activision Blizzard boss

Diablo 4 general manager Rod Fergusson has revealed that the Season 1 start date will be revealed next week

Court hearings over future of Xbox and Call of Duty developer reveal PlayStation secrets - Vimarsana News

Court hearings over future of Xbox and Call of Duty developer reveal PlayStation secrets

US Federal Trade Commission is just one of a number of official bodies looking to investigate huge acquisition

Microsoft attempts to pick apart US legal argument against deal to buy Activision - Vimarsana News

Microsoft attempts to pick apart US legal argument against deal to buy Activision

The FTC says the transaction would give Microsoft exclusive access to Activision games, leaving Nintendo and Sony Group out in the cold.

microsoft activision deal: Microsoft-Activision deal: Satya Nadella, Bobby Kotick to testify in court as FTC tries to block merger - Vimarsana News

microsoft activision deal: Microsoft-Activision deal: Satya Nadella, Bobby Kotick to testify in court as FTC tries to block merger

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has asked a judge to stop the transaction temporarily in order to allow the agency's in-house judge to decide the case. In the past, the side that lost in federal court often conceded and the in-house process was scrapped.

Game Dev Calls Out Sony Boss Jim Ryan For "Asinine" Claim In MS-FTC Trial - Vimarsana News

Game Dev Calls Out Sony Boss Jim Ryan For "Asinine" Claim In MS-FTC Trial

Jim Ryan seemed to have thrown game developers under the bus in the Microsoft FTC trial, prompting a response from one of their own.