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Does Bungie own Halo? 5 questions about the Sony-Bungie deal, answered

'Destiny 2' developer Bungie is joining Sony, but the deal leaves a lot of unanswered questions. Here's what it means for Halo, Destiny, and PlayStation.

Inverse

Sony Clocks 13% Sales Growth In Q3 Backed By Spiderman Movie, Apple iPhone Image Sensors

Sony Group Corp (NYSE:SONY) reported third-quarter FY21 sales growth of 13% year-on-year to ¥3.03 trillion. Significant increases in Pictures, I&SS, Financial Services, and Music segments drove the increase. Spider-Man: No Way Home and sales of image sensors used in Apple Inc’s (NASDAQ:AAPL) iPhones played a vital role in the growth trajectory, Bloomberg reports. Sony sold 3.9…

Benzinga

Discord is finally heading to PlayStation

Both PS4 and PS5 owners can link Discord accounts.

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Sony's PlayStation buys Bungie, game studio with Xbox ties

PlayStation-maker Sony is escalating its competition with Xbox-maker Microsoft by buying the video game studio behind one of Xbox’s hit games

The Independent UK

Sony buys Bungie: How the deal will “pressure Microsoft” in one crucial way

Sony's purchase of Bungie, the developer behind Destiny, is another big move that could change the face of gaming. Here's what it means for Sony, Bungie, and Microsoft

Inverse

Existing Agreements Between Microsoft, Activision, Sony Point To 'Call Of Duty' Remaining Multiplatform (For Now)

Microsoft Corporation's (NASDAQ: MSFT) planned acquisition of game developer Activision Blizzard, Inc. (NASDAQ: ATVI) left PlayStation fans feeling left out — or at least wondering if they might

Benzinga

Activision’s next few 'Call of Duty' games will be on PlayStation

Activision Blizzard Inc. will release at least the next three games in its hit video game franchise "Call of Duty" on Sony Group Corp.’s PlayStation, even after the publisher was bought by rival Microsoft Corp.

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PlayStation is reportedly getting three more Call of Duty games, including Warzone 2

Two mainline entries and a free-to-play follow-up will still come to Sony consoles.

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Five games coming to PlayStation and PS5 this week - Monday, January 24

These are the top five games coming to PlayStation this week

Manchester Evening News

Microsoft Intends To Keep 'Call Of Duty' On PlayStation Following Activision Blizzard Acquisition

Microsoft Corp (NASDAQ: MSFT) on Tuesday announced plans to acquire game developer Activision Blizzard Inc (NASDAQ: ATVI) for $95 per share in an all-cash deal.

Benzinga

Microsoft Gaming CEO confirms Call of Duty will stay on PlayStation

Phil Spencer has announced Microsoft's plans for Call of Duty on PlayStation after acquiring Activision Blizzard

Manchester Evening News

Xbox will honor ‘existing agreements’ regarding Call of Duty on PlayStation

Phil Spencer is in talks with Sony.

USA Today Sports Media Group

PlayStation creator thinks the Metaverse is pointless and VR headsets are ‘annoying’

Ken Kutaragi isn't a VR fan.

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Show off your PlayStation accomplishments with Sony’s 2021 wrap-up tool

Trophy data and playtime stats abound.

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Sony expects Microsoft to 'abide by contractual agreements' in Activision takeover

The future of popular titles such as Call of Duty remains uncertain for PlayStation players

Inverse

Sony just got sucker-punched, but here’s how PlayStation could bounce back

Microsoft just bought Activision for $68.7 billion, putting the PlayStation brand in a tough position.

The Guardian - UK

Monopoly money: is Microsoft’s acquisition of Activision Blizzard good for gaming?

The company’s bottomless appetite for new acquisitions is creating a megalith where the art of the deal is threatening the art – and heart – of the game

Inverse

Sony Spartacus: Experts say a "bold move" is necessary after Activision-Microsoft deal

Three games industry experts reveal what the landmark deal means for Xbox, Sony, and the industry as a whole.

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Sony Slides on ‘Monumental Challenge’ from Microsoft Gaming Deal

Shares in Japan's Sony Group fell 9% on Wednesday after gaming rival Microsoft said it will buy developer Activision Blizzard in a record $68.7 billion deal for the industry. While Sony's PlayStation is widely seen as having a lead in the generational battle with Microsoft's Xbox, the purchase of the…

Input

What will (probably) happen to Activision Blizzard's best franchises?

Microsoft must heed the 'Call of Duty.'

USA Today Sports Media Group

PlayStation will reportedly still get ‘some’ Activision Blizzard games

Xbox owns Call of Duty, Overwatch, and more now.

Inverse

Will Call of Duty be Xbox exclusive? Microsoft buys Activision, explained

Microsoft's acquisition of Activision Blizzard raises major questions about the future of one of gaming's biggest franchises.

Benzinga

Could Microsoft Make 'Call Of Duty' An Xbox Exclusive? 3 Scenarios To Consider

Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ: MSFT) announced Tuesday morning plans to buy Activision Blizzard, Inc (NASDAQ: ATVI) for nearly $70 billion in an all-cash deal.

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Xbox boss thinks PlayStation’s Game Pass competitor ‘makes sense’

Phil Spencer thinks gaming subscription services are an inevitability.

Inverse

PlayStation Spartacus vs. Xbox Game Pass: Why it's not a fair fight

PlayStation is reportedly gearing up to launch a new subscription service, but industry analysts say it won't be as similar to Xbox Game Pass as many might assume.

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