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zeldaring said:
Libara said:

Candy Crush makes more money than COD.

No idea it was that big.

Yeah, common mistake.

King is MASSIVE.

  • By Revenue, larger than Blizzard, only 21% behind Activision.
  • By Profit, larger than Blizzard, only 20% behind Activision.

But as I said above.

  • Diablo Mobile doesn't come under King, it comes under Blizzard.
  • CoD Mobile doesn't come under King, it comes under Activision.

They're both huge mobile titles, so if we're talking "Mobile" alone, Mobile is probably Activision-Blizzard-King's biggest segment.

Last edited by Ryuu96 - on 23 June 2023

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I've got a new video going over some of the stuff from day 2 of the Microsoft vs FTC hearing.



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This is a better example because it's the entire FY.

It also includes the timeframe of Modern Warfare 2's launch, Lol.



This was funny.



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What a day.

Wonder how a dickhead like Kotick copes on the stand.

Very interested to see Satya on the stand.

Nintendo...Nintendo must fucking hate being here, Lmao.



Ryuu96 said:

FTC's own witness saying that Stadia competed with PlayStation and Xbox is a fucking facepalm.

There goes the "Cloud Market" argument, it's not a separate market if it competes with fucking consoles, Lol.

Yeah, I was confused when he said Stadia competed with PS and Xbox. I was like.... so if that's the case there is no monopoly or whatever with Xcloud. Pretty sure he said Stadia competed with Steam and Epic too, didn't he?



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I've also heard from a couple of sources that one of the reasons a deal to sign Starfield as a PS5 console exclusive didn't pan out — or rather, wasn't reached before Microsoft reached a deal to buy ZeniMax Media — was directly because of game director Todd Howard, who wasn't keen on the game having PS5 exclusivity.

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