Well finished the winter update battlebass and lego skywalker saga. Was a long road to finish it for 100%.

Also you should watch the old south park black friday episodes. Watching the fight between the Xbox and PS kids about which system to get to play Cod on...fun in retrospect.

Yeah I’m staying away from that comment section in the latest story about the exclusives

Yeah... Just posted bout to regret this. 

"If you look at the global market, Sony has 70% of that market, and we have 30%. So the first thing a judge is going to have to decide is whether the FTC lawsuit is a case that will promote competition or is it really instead of case that will protect the largest competitor from competition."

Lol. That's what I said, he's using FTC's own argument against them by discounting Switch.

Really sat here for the past hour and a half watching this full movie Demon Wind with commentary in High on Life.

I just waded into that quagmire as well, wish me luck, lol. Article comments are a real gamble here, sometimes you get upvoted a ton, other times you get downvoted into oblivion. Depends on what fanbase has more people online at the time the article gets posted in my experience.

Phil Spencer, Microsoft’s Player No. 1

In January he negotiated the biggest deal in company and video game history, the $69 billion takeover of Activision Blizzard.

Phil Spencer started gaming in the era of cartridges and floppy disks; he even sold them at a place called Computer Mart before joining Microsoft Corp. as an intern in 1988, doing software development for Windows. Now he’s in charge of the company’s top consumer business, best known for franchises such as Halo and Gears of War.

Acquiring Activision, the maker of megahits Call of Duty and Candy Crush, catapults Microsoft to No. 3 on the list of biggest global gaming companies, behind Tencent Holdings Ltd. and Sony Group Corp., according to the company. (The Federal Trade Commission is now seeking to block the deal, and Microsoft declined to comment on a previous forecast that it would close by mid-2023.) The opportunity for Spencer—who previously acquired Mojang Studios, maker of Minecraft, and Bethesda Softworks LLC, the company behind Elder Scrolls and Fallout—came about after sexual harassment and discrimination claims against Activision sank the company’s stock price and pushed the board to entertain offers. A lawsuit by the US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission over some of the claims was settled in March for $18 million. The company denied any wrongdoing.

Guess its time to enter and do my part FOR THE EMPIRE!!.