• slazer2au
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    1410 hours ago

    Hope this isn’t some kind of token gesture so MS can say “See, we don’t restrict our games to only Xbox and PC, unlike Sony and Nintendo. Please accept our proposal to buy (next game company they buy for several billion dollars).”

    • @NewNewAccount
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      34 hours ago

      Which companies are even left to buy?

      • slazer2au
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        11 hour ago

        Ubisoft, but I don’t see that being purchased by MS.
        Embracer Group, or whatever they are called now.

    • @RightHandOfIkaros
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      79 hours ago

      To be fair, it IS more than Sony or Nintendo are doing.

        • circuitfarmer
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          34 hours ago

          *with PSN requirements. Don’t confuse money grabs with altruism.

          • @slimerancher
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            11 hour ago

            Completely agree with you, but MS is doing this for money too, they just think it’s a strategy that works better for them, specially because they are selling least amount of consoles.

        • @[email protected]
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          5 hours ago

          With huge delay where it should be discounted by release but they treat it like brand new, maybe a mediocre texture enhancment fans could have done better and calling it remasteted, then with the forced useless psn log in…

        • @RightHandOfIkaros
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          06 hours ago

          Some. Some games. The very minimum amount of games that are typically not highly requested games.

          TLOU2 Remaster really be coming to PC before Bloodborne or Demons Souls Remake.

      • @[email protected]
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        18 hours ago

        Because their market share is so bad that they can’t make their money back on their own hardware.

    • @ampersandrew
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      39 hours ago

      It’s a gesture that acknowledges that they’ll never be a market leader following the old model ever again. Those days are over.