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Starfield, Indiana Jones PS5 Were Forecasted to Sell Over 10m - Vimarsana News

Starfield, Indiana Jones PS5 Were Forecasted to Sell Over 10m

Microsoft forecasted cancelled Starfield and Indiana Jones PS5 versions to sell over 10 million copies, according to court documents.

Microsoft Predicted Big Numbers For Starfield & Indiana Jones On The PS5 - Vimarsana News

Microsoft Predicted Big Numbers For Starfield & Indiana Jones On The PS5

It looks like Microsoft believed Starfield and the upcoming Indiana Jones game would have hit millions of units on the PS5.

Microsoft Projected Starfield And Machine Game's Indiana Jones Title Would Sell 10 Million Copies On PS5 Before Deciding To Make Them Exclusive - Vimarsana News

Microsoft Projected Starfield And Machine Game's Indiana Jones Title Would Sell 10 Million Copies On PS5 Before Deciding To Make Them Exclusive

According to Microsoft's own projections, Starfield and MachineGames new Indiana Jones title would have sold 10 million copies on PS5.

Source: psu.com
FTC, Xbox-Activision and Sony Fiasco – The Biggest Reveals You Probably Don't Know - Vimarsana News

FTC, Xbox-Activision and Sony Fiasco – The Biggest Reveals You Probably Don't Know

The Federal Trade Commission's trial against Microsoft and its acquisition of Activision Blizzard revealed some interesting things.

Microsoft makes final case for Activision Blizzard deal as federal judge decides whether to block it - Vimarsana News

Microsoft makes final case for Activision Blizzard deal as federal judge decides whether to block it

The fate of what could be the priciest merger in tech industry history will soon be in the hands of a federal judge who must decide whether to stop Microsoft