Xbox Series X/S Microsoft - Black Ops 6 was the biggest Call of Duty release ever, setting a record for day one players as well as Game Pass
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I swear ..... this is all about me getting Def Jam Fight for New York to run off my xbox and then the circle shall be complete.
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Why are people turning themselves into Knots over this shit…
The deal will not be complete until a minimum next year… they still have the EU…..
Call of Duty is a annual game….
So we have 2022 and 2023….. maybe 2024…
so of course Phil has to say COD will be PS5 in the future… cause technically yeah. But until the ink is official there is no way he is going to say shit to jeopardize the deal or hurt the value of the company….
but in conclusion…. You don’t pay 68 billion to put shit on someone else’s system and allow them to receive a tax from the sales.
The deal will not be complete until a minimum next year… they still have the EU…..
Call of Duty is a annual game….
So we have 2022 and 2023….. maybe 2024…
so of course Phil has to say COD will be PS5 in the future… cause technically yeah. But until the ink is official there is no way he is going to say shit to jeopardize the deal or hurt the value of the company….
but in conclusion…. You don’t pay 68 billion to put shit on someone else’s system and allow them to receive a tax from the sales.
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I give this man credit …
this dude level of Sony fanboyism is next level… how do you make a video saying “why would be salty” … while at the same time… Sound very salty.
this dude level of Sony fanboyism is next level… how do you make a video saying “why would be salty” … while at the same time… Sound very salty.
Exactly
Stop complaining and buy and xbox
Xbox fans have to buy a playstation to play certain games
That's how the game goes
Dude sounds like his balls haven't dropped yet. And yeah he's salty as hell, if Sony had bought Activision he would be saying Xbox is dead and sing the praises of Call of Duty.
I wouldnt count on EVER seeing a sequel to Ghosts..or Infinite Warfare for that matter
Yea EA/DICE just better go on ahead and take that L...
I just don’t get the hate on Infinite Warfare…. It’s easily one of my favorite call of duty’s because it did something different with the franchise…
Yesterday, Microsoft announced that it is acquiring Activision Blizzard for $68.7 billion. Less than 24 hours later, this has already caused rival company Sony’s market value to plummet by a whopping $20 billion.
The news comes from a recently filed Bloomberg report, which states that Sony Group Corp. saw its shares fall by 13% yesterday, Wednesday, Jan. 18. This marks the company’s biggest drop since Oct. 2008.
To put this into perspective, Microsoft’s acquisition of Activision Blizzard has knocked $20 billion off of Sony’s market value in a single day. According to Bloomberg, games and network services account for approximately 30% of Sony’s revenue. Microsoft, meanwhile, earns the majority of its money elsewhere, which is part of why this titanic purchase has had such a massive, instantly pronounced effect on its rival. It has also been alleged that only “some” Activision Blizzard games will be available on PS5.
The acquisition is no doubt intended to bolster Microsoft’s Game Pass service for Xbox consoles, which allows subscribers to access a vast library of games in exchange for a monthly fee. After the company’s acquisition of Bethesda and its subsidiaries earlier this year led to iconic titles such as The Elder Scrolls, Fallout, and Doom becoming available via the service, the possibility of behemoth video game series like Call of Duty following a similar trajectory is likely, especially given that the service recently surpassed 25 million global users.
That’s not to say the acquisition is all good for Microsoft. Activision Blizzard is currently facing widespread allegations of harassment within the company, with both employees and shareholders having called for CEO Bobby Kotick’s resignation in recent months. Activision Blizzard workers have also staged walkouts and strikes in retaliation against layoffs and inaction.
The news comes from a recently filed Bloomberg report, which states that Sony Group Corp. saw its shares fall by 13% yesterday, Wednesday, Jan. 18. This marks the company’s biggest drop since Oct. 2008.
To put this into perspective, Microsoft’s acquisition of Activision Blizzard has knocked $20 billion off of Sony’s market value in a single day. According to Bloomberg, games and network services account for approximately 30% of Sony’s revenue. Microsoft, meanwhile, earns the majority of its money elsewhere, which is part of why this titanic purchase has had such a massive, instantly pronounced effect on its rival. It has also been alleged that only “some” Activision Blizzard games will be available on PS5.
The acquisition is no doubt intended to bolster Microsoft’s Game Pass service for Xbox consoles, which allows subscribers to access a vast library of games in exchange for a monthly fee. After the company’s acquisition of Bethesda and its subsidiaries earlier this year led to iconic titles such as The Elder Scrolls, Fallout, and Doom becoming available via the service, the possibility of behemoth video game series like Call of Duty following a similar trajectory is likely, especially given that the service recently surpassed 25 million global users.
That’s not to say the acquisition is all good for Microsoft. Activision Blizzard is currently facing widespread allegations of harassment within the company, with both employees and shareholders having called for CEO Bobby Kotick’s resignation in recent months. Activision Blizzard workers have also staged walkouts and strikes in retaliation against layoffs and inaction.
Actually liked the story myself..was like The Expanse in videogame form at times
Thing is CoD hardcore fans began shitting on it from the second the original trailer dropped..
Still have the book of all the concept art..looks like there was a whole lot they couldve done with that universe
I would love for Microsoft to find some way to separate that universe and make it it's on thing..
Cause like you said... there is alot there.
Just the ability to fly a space ship into a warship... get out... blow some shit up.. run back to your ship and get out of dodge.... Never got old to me.
EA is going to cop one of those big publishers. They been second in almost every negotiation. They might get WB or Square
You know what's crazy... EA has a market cap of 32 billion. They could buy WB and Square
But this is insane... Prior to the sell Activision Blizzard had a market cap of 50 billion.
Sony has a Market Cap of 142 billion.
So basically, we can eliminate the chance that Sony is every going to buy EA and they were never a player in the Activision sale.
They could buy WB or Square but those would be multi-billion dollar sales that I don't think they could afford.
Microsoft's Market cap is 2.264 Trillion...
Seriously... If they wanted to... they could buy 3 Sonys.
They both playing catch up to the switch
sorry
sorry
You played that Nickelodeon smash game????
Lol yeah and the crappy playstation one
funny idea of Kratos vs Parappa but it was lame. same with kart games
What crappy PlayStation one???
EA didn't want to put Madden on Xbox, and once they saw the sales were good, they changed up their tune.
Not anymore. I saw one of his videos a month ago and all the comments were about him not being loyal to conservative rhetoric for calling out Trump for the George Floyd protest reactions. He lost a bunch of subs because the white racists only liked him because he was saying things they wanted to hear.
Not yet
It is on my radar
Never understand why dudes have one system over the other. I've always had both systems.