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The answer is yes. Microsoft has entered into a legally binding agreement to keep Call of Duty with PlayStation. Here are the details.

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In advance of Microsoft's likely acquisition of Activision Blizzard, the software giant has agreed with Sony to keep Call of Duty on PlayStation.

Software giant acquiesced after US trade commission expressed concern that Activision Blizzard acquisition would hurt gamers

Sony and Microsoft have reached a “binding agreement” that will last until 2033

Get youraction thriller fix by streaming John Wick, Die Hard and Air Force One

Our U.S. phones editor pits the Nothing Phone (2) against the Google Pixel 7a to see which has the better camera. Here are the results

Dramatically escalating a bitter labor battle that has already brought Hollywood to a virtual standstill, thousands of striking film and television actors took to the streets on Friday to fight for better pay and job protections in an industry that has been upended by the rise of streaming.

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Packing stress be gone

Microsoft’s proposed US$68 billion (£52 billion) acquisition of video game maker Activision Blizzard should be allowed to go ahead, according to a US federal judge. After five days of gruelling testimony, Judge Jacqueline Corley ruled the merger is unlikely to result in a substantial lessening of competition across the markets…