Stare-Bear
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70 billion well spent Phil…
they still have warzone 2 next year, also that 70B is not just about COD.70 billion well spent Phil…
I'm surprised how much King make with their Candy Crush/mobile shite, I think it's as much as CoD(?).they still have warzone 2 next year, also that 70B is not just about COD.
COD is probably worth 10B-15B from that deal.
it will stay multiplat but don't expect on Spartucs or any other streaming service. Streaming is new field having COD and Minecraft as exclusive for Xcloud is huge for MSI would have welcomed the 2 year cycle when Sledgehammer started making shitty games. Should have skipped them all together.
If MW2 2 reboot or whatever is the final COD to be released on a Playstation console, it was a good run. Will probably be my last COD.
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last year King made revenue in $2B...also they have 230M users.I'm surprised how much King make with their Candy Crush/mobile shite, I think it's as much as CoD(?).
State of Dice in the mud right now, they lost Devs after 2016, IW and Tryarch are in better state than Dice, as for sledgehammer though phil might need to pull them from COD.Delaying battlefield a year didn’t help shit.
I’d laugh if the same occurred with COD and it’s dog shit iterations of the past 2 years.
I'm surprised how much King make with their Candy Crush/mobile shite, I think it's as much as CoD(?).
I would say 2003. COD 1 released in 2003 and United Offensive released in 2004Damn Cod hasn't missed a year since 2005?
For me Cold War was decent, but it came after Modern Warfare, which was really good. Vanguard, judging from the beta, was dog shit so I skipped it. Sledgehammer are the weakest CoD devs, they get worse and worse.Sales in decline, popularity waning. Don’t want to be that that guy but Cold War was garbo and worst of all, kinda buggy. Vanguard smells like major dud, can’t even tell a COD released.
They don’t want three stinkers in a row.
Is this MS taking a knee to run out the clock on the PlayStation CoD exclusivity contract?
Another reason why they were selling the company. No COD in 2023 and all the studios are stuck supporting Vanguard and Warzone.
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Nope.IS this MS ownership effect?
MS They want no longer COD yearly release anyways so how is this on Phil lol70 billion well spent Phil…
They don’t own them yet.IS this MS ownership effect?
We all know they talking behind closed doors wile making public statement about no involvement from MS as to not face blacklash from the FTCThey don’t own them yet.
Seems like Vaguard was the first CoD in decades to not break $1b… I saw posted on Twitter but didn’t save the link.Sales in decline, popularity waning. Don’t want to be that that guy but Cold War was garbo and worst of all, kinda buggy. Vanguard smells like major dud, can’t even tell a COD released.
They don’t want three stinkers in a row.
Laser sights on WWII weapons.Seems like Vaguard was the first CoD in decades to not break $1b… I saw posted on Twitter but didn’t save the link.
More like Jason Screecher.Jason Schreier crying as always
Dataminers have found new a new operator who is one of the zombies characters. It’s possible it’s just dead content, but that would be off.Show me these rumours, that sounds like extreme copium
Dataminers have found
He ripped it from Jason Schreier's Bloomberg Terminal post, who very much does know these things.
Also a WW2 multiplayer game where you don't shoot any NazisLaser sights on WWII weapons.
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Yeah, name your sources like Jason does whenever he writes a hit job on a Dev Studio. He always names the employees giving him the dirt -------- Oh wait.
Dude blocks anyone who posts here, and then cries when a Twitter account reveals the news he locks behind a $2,000 paywall.More like Jason Screecher.
So you think Microsoft bought activision for almost 70 billion dollars and they are not making decisions regardless if publicly they’re are to remain independent? If the contracts through 2024 they can consider a large update to warzone as part of that marketing campaign. Doesn’t mean the games get pushed back what logic is that. They’re literally pushing ghost wire up to get out of that contract as soon as possible.yea no.
The deal has not been finished yet, that shit won't complete until 2023.
??? None of that makes any sense what so ever lol
The marketing deal is for a set number of games, they can't just delay or not put the games out to avoid it as they likely have a performance clause, as in you are paid to do something, avoiding it doesn't mean you can wait it out as I don't think most of you have ever been in such deals before lol I don't really even get why gamers seem to think in this odd absolute either or way lol When I got into listing contracts for buildings, homes, hotels etc, normally for homes it was 6 months, for buildings it would a year, that didn't fucking mean I could do NOTHING for that time and still be off the hook, the 6 months or year is with the understanding something is BEING DONE, it doesn't fucking mean a date passes and I can do nothing, I must actually still do the thing I was hired to do, so gamers need to get this.
Even if it stated they had a 5 year deal, it was likely for a set number of games, in the event that the game was delayed the deal would extend etc. That is how a lot of that shit works and I've never been in any fucking deal worth hundreds of millions, like...low millions, but not like 100 fucking million or something, so I highly doubt it was that loose as that doesn't really make a whole lot of sense.
The next thing to note is that buyout is not done till 2023. So MS made none of this.
Second thing to not is MS has already stated this about when the deal is actually even done
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Microsoft pledges to keep Call of Duty on PlayStation indefinitely
For the first time, though, Microsoft said it had committed to make the game available to PlayStation owners beyond the time frame of existing agreements.fortune.com
@Lognor They likely just mean its a set number of games, until 2024 unless a game is delayed and it can be pushed to 2025. As in, if they had a deal for 5 games, they still need to honor those 5 games, if it gets delayed, then they can push the deal to a different year in that event.
Primary sources are protected by law like these employees that talked with Jason… he can’t even reveal their names without the employee authorization unless he is asked by a judge at court (even so that information can be keep confidential just to parts of the lawsuit and not made public).Yeah, name your sources like Jason does whenever he writes a hit job on a Dev Studio. He always names the employees giving him the dirt -------- Oh wait.
He is indeed the one of the best in game industry and one of the few that can be called journalist.I bet he thinks he's the hottest thing in gaming journalism there ever was.
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Jason love-in is strong with this one.....He is indeed the one of the best in game industry and one of the few that can be called journalist.
But hey you guys probably believes Jeff Grubb, Jez Corden and Tom Warrior do journalism?
At least in the RE Village's marketing deal with Sony the clock to avoid putting the game on non-Sony game subscriptions during 13-14 months started to count from the game release, so a game delay wouldn't affect it.Is this MS taking a knee to run out the clock on the PlayStation CoD exclusivity contract?