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Xbox Decided Not to Release Any Bethesda Games on PS5 - Vimarsana News

Xbox Decided Not to Release Any Bethesda Games on PS5

An internal Microsoft chat made public has revealed that Xbox boss Phil Spencer flip flopped on releasing Bethesda games on PS5.

Microsoft CEO Has 'No Love' For Console Exclusives, Blames Sony; District Judge Says 'It's Hard' To Decide On Activision Tie-Up - Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT), Activision Blizzard (NASDAQ:ATVI) - Vimarsana News

Microsoft CEO Has 'No Love' For Console Exclusives, Blames Sony; District Judge Says 'It's Hard' To Decide On Activision Tie-Up - Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT), Activision Blizzard (NASDAQ:ATVI)

Microsoft Corp (NASDAQ: MSFT) CEO Satya Nadella has placed the blame for the existence of console exclusives on Sony Group Corp.

Microsoft Activision showdown with FTC: Biggest takeaways - Vimarsana News

Microsoft Activision showdown with FTC: Biggest takeaways

Many internal Microsoft documents have come up in conversations with executives or have been released as part of a hearing over its Activision Blizzard deal.

Source: cnbc.com
Elder Scrolls VI could launch between 2026-2028, Xbox exclusivity remains unclear - Vimarsana News

Elder Scrolls VI could launch between 2026-2028, Xbox exclusivity remains unclear

The Elder Scrolls 6 has a targeted launch of 2026, Microsoft's lawyer says, but this greatly conflicts with comments from Phil Spencer on TEVI's release.

microsoft activision deal: Microsoft makes final case for Activision Blizzard deal as federal judge weighs decision - Vimarsana News

microsoft activision deal: Microsoft makes final case for Activision Blizzard deal as federal judge weighs decision

The deal also faces opposition from another major regulator, the UK's Competition and Markets Authority, while other countries and the European Union have approved it.