2023-06-23 03:25:00
Microsoft’s purchase of Zenimax, the parent company of studios such as Bethesda, was the company’s bid to have a constant influx of AAA games for its Xbox… and Windows. The underlying problem is that Zenimax studios have stopped developing games for PlayStation 5, which was one of the things that Microsoft promised to continue doing to allow this high-level purchase. The Microsoft lie is what the US FTC (Federal Trade Commission) is now using to prevent Microsoft from acquiring Activision Blizzard King.
According to the FTC, according to internal emails and Microsoft conversations brought before a judge for the blocking of the Activision purchase, it is aware that Starfield it was going to come to PlayStation 5 before the Zenimax purchase, and in fact it is something that Bethesda said. After the purchase, well, that version was cancelled. The FTC says that Redfall It was also going to have come to PlayStation 5, as well as the game that Bethesda is developing based on the franchise of Indiana Joneswhich will tell a totally original story.
The original deal with Disney was to release the game for Xbox and PlayStation, but after the purchase of Zenimax the deal was renegotiated to focus on Xbox and Windows. Bethesda has published some games on PlayStation 5 over the years because that’s how it was signed with Sony, like Deathloop y Ghostwire: Tokyobut the agreement did not affect those other titles.
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EnGadget.
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