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Microsoft Eats Up Activision - Breaking News (Patreon)

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2022-01-19 00:14:27
Imported:
2022-02

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Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHx457TBL7M

In a shocking nearly $70 BILLION dollar ack-wha, Microsoft is in the process of buying Activision-Blizzard!  Brandon, Brad, Blood, and Isla are here to discuss the news.

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Anonymous

12 hours later and I am still in shock by this news.

Anonymous

One point that I feel like I'm on an island with - with this purchase, Microsoft can single-handedly legitimize the spread/adoption of NFTs while simultaneously cornering a massive corner of the digital economy. That would also be 100% in line with their "metaverse" aspirations that they noted in their press releases. This gives me tremendous existential dread.

Anonymous

I’m kind of surprised at how upbeat and excited the tone was on this. It’s shocking news and probably a net positive for the employees of AB, but the consolidation trend in the entertainment market has me seriously bummed. Yes there are many studios out there, but the triple AAA 3rd party studios are looking pretty thin. My Game Pass subscription just got a lot better, but at what cost in the long term? I think consolidation will make for a weaker and less interesting industry over time.

Anonymous

You guys actually think this is a positive for the industry? All those “capitalism bad”comments that got thrown around from time to time just took on a whole new level of cringe.

Anonymous

Excellent, was hoping you would do one of these

Anonymous

Awesome, thanks for covering it this quick. L&R

Anonymous
>>75976346

People will get treated better, shitty games will get better. who cares about the competition argument in this case..

Anonymous
>>75971449

Agreed, surprisingly positive coverage of what will almost certainly be bad for the industry in the long term.

Anonymous

I wonder if had anything do with bungie and activision parting ways?