Nvidia don't get money from ingame purchases. Even steam doesn't unless you use Steamworks/steam wallet in the game.The 2nd scenario. 50/50 split of the 30% cut.
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Nvidia don't get money from ingame purchases. Even steam doesn't unless you use Steamworks/steam wallet in the game.The 2nd scenario. 50/50 split of the 30% cut.
Sorry to ruin your dream, but that would be impossible.Any nominal market share that Firewalk and Deviation can take from CoD would be a significant boon to Sony.
Best CoD sold 31 million copies. If Firewalk and Deviation can collectively take even 20 percent of CoD market share directly to Sony, it'll greatly diminish the value of CoD.
Sony buying Firewalk is a suggestion that they're very pleased with the progress Firewalk is making on their title. Suffice to say if your company is entirely reliant on one IP, it's quite dangerous to your longevity and continuity.
I think there are general concerns for Deviation with them losing one of their founders so early, but we'll see what they're able to produce.
These games could bomb or they could be massive hits. It's really Sony's first foray into investing heavily into multiplayer and of course we can't forget about Bungie.
The issue comes down to the games EULA mostly. Publishers have control. Personally I agree with you that permission shouldn't be required but then there are issues around DRM and contracts with other models. For example a publisher might not be happy with the idea that a user can buy the game once in Thailand and share it with his cousin in the USA via the cloud or they might just want a subscription provider to pay for exclusive rights to stream the game on their platform.The only problem would be Valve's compliance.
I understand Nvidia or other cloud streaming services not getting a cut of the MTX. But in that case I also believe that Nvidia/cloud streamers shouldn't have to get permission to stream the games.
It's a very nuanced problem.
Sorry to ruin your dream, but that would be impossible.
Live service games aren't easy task. For every successful 1 live service game, several die in the process.
Potential is there. But shooter live service isn't an easy task.Certainly no guarantees of anything, but it's certainly possible for Sony's investments in FPS to really pay off here.
Maybe you're too young to remember, but Sony wasn't really taken very seriously as a 1st party studio back in the day. They had Gran Turismo and the occasional mildly successful game like twisted metal or arc the lad, but they weren't really known for their first party production until the PS3 generation where they were able to combine the success of the PS2s God of war and uncharted followed by Last of Us.
They've tried to make MP games before with limited success Killzone, Resistance, e.t.c. but there was never really a major cross platform push from them until now.
I think it would be really ignorant to ignore their potential here. They're obviously putting a lot of money towards building studios with veteran leadership in this very area. That's not something they've done before. I think these games will be high quality with heavy marketing and brand tie in.
Ok.....which one of you is on twitter rubbing it in?
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Been seeing references to the CMA vs JD Sports merger. Found the case details on gov.uk. Just skimmed through a bit, but noted the major milestones.
In this case, JD Sports won an appeal against CMA, but the merger was still blocked.
July 2019 Launch of merger inquiry by CMA
October 2019 CMA begins Phase 2 investigation
February 2020 CMA provisionally found competition concerns
June 2020 CMA blocks merger <-- In MS-ABK case, we are here
July 2020 CMA orders JD Sports to find a buyer for Footasylum
November 2020 CAT appeal finds in favor of JD sports saying the CMA "acted irrationally" in two areas of their findings.
December 2020 CMA appeals decision, but the appeal is denied
March 2021 CMA begins reconsideration of the merger
September 2021 CMA provisionally found competition concerns
December 2021 CMA blocks merger
January 2022 CMA orders JD Sports to find a buyer for Footasylum
August 2022 JD Sports sells Footasylum to Aurelius Group
August 2022 Case closure
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Ok.....which one of you is on twitter rubbing it in?
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Serious question
Couldn't the CMA tell Microsoft beforehand that if they need the deal to go through they'll have to do
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B-
C-
About the cloud market and see if Microsoft agree/do those said things, Wouldn't that be better for everyone involved instead of this cat and mouse game?
instead, we got Microsoft offering what they think is enough but it's actually not for the CMA and we ended up with the deal getting blocked.
That was about the console market and the CMA said it doesn't represent a future harm.The discussion of remedies was part of phase 2. What CMA proposed didn't work for MS as it would require divestiture.
That was about the console market and the CMA said it doesn't represent a future harm.
Then they finished their process by blocking the deal citing Cloud Gaming concerns.
They still asked for divestiture for the cloud gaming concerns.That was about the console market and the CMA said it doesn't represent a future harm.
Then they finished their process by blocking the deal citing Cloud Gaming concerns.
Dude is making $$$ the bread if that is the case.Guys. Why is Florian Mueller's head so big? I swear I did not photoshop the picture. I got it from here. Someone tell me what's inside his head and why'd it get so big? I'm supposed to go to bed now but I can't after seeing this. I'm scared. Does thinking of Xbox and Microsoft all day cause your head to swell like that?
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Guys. Why is Florian Mueller's head so big? I swear I did not photoshop the picture. I got it from here. Someone tell me what's inside his head and why'd it get so big? I'm supposed to go to bed now but I can't after seeing this. I'm scared. Does thinking of Xbox and Microsoft all day cause your head to swell like that?
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Oracle tells court patent blogger Florian Mueller is a ‘consultant,’ Google says it doesn’t pay to influence media
Oracle has admitted to the court that it retains the frequently-cited Florian Mueller of the popular FOSS Patents blog as a consultant. The official disclosure comes a week after the judge in Oracle’s lawsuit against Google took the extraordinary step of ordering both parties to reveal any paid...www.theverge.com
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They still asked for divestiture for the cloud gaming concerns.
Guys. Why is Florian Mueller's head so big? I swear I did not photoshop the picture. I got it from here. Someone tell me what's inside his head and why'd it get so big? I'm supposed to go to bed now but I can't after seeing this. I'm scared. Does thinking of Xbox and Microsoft all day cause your head to swell like that?
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Oracle tells court patent blogger Florian Mueller is a ‘consultant,’ Google says it doesn’t pay to influence media
Oracle has admitted to the court that it retains the frequently-cited Florian Mueller of the popular FOSS Patents blog as a consultant. The official disclosure comes a week after the judge in Oracle’s lawsuit against Google took the extraordinary step of ordering both parties to reveal any paid...www.theverge.com
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Well, they should've found another solution then.
Certainly no guarantees of anything, but it's certainly possible for Sony's investments in FPS to really pay off here.
Maybe you're too young to remember, but Sony wasn't really taken very seriously as a 1st party studio back in the day. They had Gran Turismo and the occasional mildly successful game like twisted metal or arc the lad, but they weren't really known for their first party production until the PS3 generation where they were able to combine the success of the PS2s God of war and uncharted followed by Last of Us.
They've tried to make MP games before with limited success Killzone, Resistance, e.t.c. but there was never really a major cross platform push from them until now.
I think it would be really ignorant to ignore their potential here. They're obviously putting a lot of money towards building studios with veteran leadership in this very area. That's not something they've done before. I think these games will be high quality with heavy marketing and brand tie in.
Cheer up. Those games will still be on your favorite platform. You'll just have to... BUY THEM!
Man 913 pages just to save a bit of money on Diablo 4 lmao
I'm still catching up on the last ten pages but this is what has me laughing most right now. During the Diablo 4 beta, I had a bunch of Xbox only friends who were saying things like, "I'm not gonna buy this at launch because as soon as the Activision deal closes it'll be on Game Pass."
Guess they're either never going to play Diablo 4 or they'll have to suck it up and actually spend money on a game. *gasp*
it isn't hearsay when it is part of an essential document for the SEC filing,No, if they give it a lot of weight the court would be letting a foreign administrative agency testify through hearsay. FTC needs to prove its own case.
pack it up guys the CMA is finished, they did the reading
What a lunatic, thank god we don't have users like that on GAF."Fk UK workers who work for MS, because of CMA. I want my shiny toys, fyk your jobs. MS get out of UK".
That is what I am getting from that post.
What a lunatic, thank god we don't have users like that on GAF.
They didn't.They did
"Fk UK workers who work for MS, because of CMA. I want my shiny toys, fyk your jobs. MS get out of UK".
That is what I am getting from that post.
It's like this on the Xbox reddit sub,it's fucking embarrassingGood lord. What has to happen to someone, that they behave like this? I used to think it was just kids but it's not. We have multiple examples of grown men in their 30s 40s and even 50s acting this way? So embarrassing! What the hell is wrong with these people? Are they going to get paid a million if the deal goes through? Why would you be so invested like this?
Microsoft didn't take them seriously, it's MS's fault at the end of the day.They didn't.
What they did was issuing a laughable decision.
The Pandoras Box of this whole thing is where do you draw this imaginary line in what's acceptable and what's not?
They didn't.
What they did was issuing a laughable decision.
Aaron in a bathAaron running a bath house?
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That sounds horrible.
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I mean you wrote "CMA tell Microsoft beforehand that if they need the deal to go through they'll have to do"Well, they should've found another solution then.
Aaron in a bath
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where his shilling job will be replaced by AI twitter xbotsThis guy will be having a hard time once he realizes that the 70 billion is going straight into AI when the deal is officially over.
Guys. Why is Florian Mueller's head so big? I swear I did not photoshop the picture. I got it from here. Someone tell me what's inside his head and why'd it get so big? I'm supposed to go to bed now but I can't after seeing this. I'm scared. Does thinking of Xbox and Microsoft all day cause your head to swell like that?
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Oracle tells court patent blogger Florian Mueller is a ‘consultant,’ Google says it doesn’t pay to influence media
Oracle has admitted to the court that it retains the frequently-cited Florian Mueller of the popular FOSS Patents blog as a consultant. The official disclosure comes a week after the judge in Oracle’s lawsuit against Google took the extraordinary step of ordering both parties to reveal any paid...www.theverge.com
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Here's another one for the "florian mueller is an idiot" portfolio.
Advocating for MS to take a hardline tactic against the UK referencing this merger from two years ago.
Dumbass didn't bother to see what happened later......
"A month later the EU blocked Illumina's $8bn acquisition of Grail, a cancer test developer that was initially founded by Illumina but spun off in 2017.
Since then, the company has downgraded its profit forecasts and announced it is cutting 5 per cent of its 10,000 workers. And within the next few weeks Brussels is expected to hit it with a fine of up to 10 per cent of revenues or about $450mn, for closing the Grail deal despite opposition from regulators."
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Has Illumina taken the wrong path in its Grail quest?
DNA sequencing expert’s investors question acquisition of cancer testing group that has also angered EU regulatorswww.ft.com
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European Commission blocks Illumina’s $8bn acquisition of GRAIL
European Commission has stopped the acquisition of GRAIL by US life sciences firm Illumina under the EU Merger Regulation.www.nsmedicaldevices.com
...and Microsoft chose to go on a PR tour signing streaming services instead of doing what the CMA told them needed to be done. MS was being arrogant and thought they could bully the CMA into accepting behavioral remedies even though the CMA had told the point blank they were not going to be acceptable. I would say MS wasn't being arrogant and was just pushing through but they really were blindsided when it was blocked. They really thought their tactics were going to work.I mean you wrote "CMA tell Microsoft beforehand that if they need the deal to go through they'll have to do"
That's exactly what they did.