Yo man that ain’t funny! Do you have any idea what kind of irreparable harm we could’ve done to the competition if it were more than 48 hours?!

You telling me those Japanese games aren’t exclusive? Reeeeeeeee

Listen here Sonny, this ain’t the welfare nation you get that full fat premium on order or so help Todd. 

So I’m going to create a spaceship shaped like a watermelon and call it The Galactic Stuttering.

Watched some great reactions to the Starfield deep dive in Alanah Pearce @NobleTeam360 pls play nice, to mid but annoying reaction to Angry Fanboy, to the most salty reactions in the not so amazing Lucas. Wanted to gauge a proper spectrum.

The most ambitious game I've ever seen in my 30 years on this planet.

I'm still port begging everyday on twatter for FF 7 on Xbox. Been a few years now, any day now right. 

Heard you a big fan btw.

Got the Starfield controller and headset and they're even more beautiful in person.

The controller in particular is 🥵

This may be my favourite controller design after seeing it in person.

https://www.equityreport.co.uk/microsofts-activision-blizzard-appeal-proceedings-appear-to-lean-in-favour-of-the-merging-parties-uk-antitrust-lawyers-say/


Take this with a massive grain of salt but this might explain why the FTC appears to be panicking now.

Would be incredible if Microsoft won their UK appeal and closed the deal over the FTC

Lead Lighting Artist on Fable.

So far, I'd say things are leaning in favour of Microsoft in regards to the CAT appeal, still early though but in the first two proceedings Microsoft achieved a big win in both, in relation to the quicker date and allowance of certain evidence. Those UK lawyers think CAT will remit it back to CMA but we'd have to see what restrictions CAT places on CMA if they do that.

Apparently the FTC believed Microsoft was about to close the deal regardless, I think Microsoft baited them, I actually don't know if Microsoft ever had any serious intention of closing over the CMA but they put the bait out there and caused FTC to panic and now here we are, Microsoft got exactly what they wanted rather than waiting for months on end.