The list of IPs that could potentially be owned by Xbox following Microsoft’s acquisition of Activision Blizzard includes:
Blur
Caesar
Call of Duty
Candy Crush
Crash Bandicoot
Diablo
DJ Hero
Empire Earth
Gabriel Knight
Geometry Wars
Guitar Hero
Gun
Hearthstone
Heroes of the Storm
Hexen
Interstate ’76
King’s Quest
Laura Bow Mysteries
The Lost Vikings
Overwatch
Phantasmagoria
Pitfall
Police Quest
Prototype
Quest for Glory
Singularity
Skylanders
Solider of Fortune
Space Quest
Spyro the Dragon
StarCraft
Tenchu (legacy games)
TimeShift
Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater
True Crime
World of Warcraft
Zork
At this point, if Sony want to compete they're basically left with Take-Two Interactive or EA. I don't think any other options (Capcom? Konami? Sega?) even come close.If Sony somehow snagged Capcom, Sony wins..... until MS buys Sony. :doge
A Sony/Valve Merger with Steam becoming the default store on Playstation would be interesting. Particularly if HL3 appears.lmao
This can't be good for Sony... getting their ass handed to them in Japan by Nintendo... MS buying up lots of large western 3rd party publishers (is Activision the biggest? Or is it EA?)...
Anyone that's "worried" about this news :lol :lol :lol
Wow, the videogame market isnt balanced in a capitalist society where the laws and rules of monopolization are loose and abstract? BIG CORPORATIONS BUYING BIG CORPORATIONS?!
:heh
Personally, that'd be my queue to go solely Nintender .... or quit vidyah altogether. I'm WAY too stubborn to give MS any of my money if at all possible.Anyone that's "worried" about this news :lol :lol :lol
Wow, the videogame market isnt balanced in a capitalist society where the laws and rules of monopolization are loose and abstract? BIG CORPORATIONS BUYING BIG CORPORATIONS?!
:heh
Not sure how it'll be good for gamers when Sony sells its gaming department to MS.
At this point, if Sony want to compete they're basically left with Take-Two Interactive or EA. I don't think any other options (Capcom? Konami? Sega?) even come close.
Anyone that's "worried" about this news :lol :lol :lol
Wow, the videogame market isnt balanced in a capitalist society where the laws and rules of monopolization are loose and abstract? BIG CORPORATIONS BUYING BIG CORPORATIONS?!
:heh
Not sure how it'll be good for gamers when Sony sells its gaming department to MS.
At this point, if Sony want to compete they're basically left with Take-Two Interactive or EA. I don't think any other options (Capcom? Konami? Sega?) even come close.Sony can't compete on that front, but they are profitable and can continue to be so, in their own way.
Sony doesn't have the money to buy any big publisher. They just can't compete when it comes to $$$ with big war chests like MS. They've lost Japan completely to Nintendo and pretty soon they'll lose the rest of the world to MS as MS just buys up all the games. I just don't see how Sony survives this.Sony is a $250 billion asset company, Microsoft is not dramatically bigger at $300 billion despite owning the OS and Office market
I feel like if this doesn't kill Sony, in a few years MS will buy EA next to have Madden and that will be the final nail.
No one is buying Take Two. GTA is bigger than god in gaming.
Sony doesn't have the money to buy any big publisher. They just can't compete when it comes to $$$ with big war chests like MS. They've lost Japan completely to Nintendo and pretty soon they'll lose the rest of the world to MS as MS just buys up all the games. I just don't see how Sony survives this.Sony is a $250 billion asset company, Microsoft is not dramatically bigger at $300 billion despite owning the OS and Office market
I feel like if this doesn't kill Sony, in a few years MS will buy EA next to have Madden and that will be the final nail.
No one is buying Take Two. GTA is bigger than god in gaming.
I feel like you're stuck to 10 years ago.Sony doesn't have the money to buy any big publisher. They just can't compete when it comes to $$$ with big war chests like MS. They've lost Japan completely to Nintendo and pretty soon they'll lose the rest of the world to MS as MS just buys up all the games. I just don't see how Sony survives this.Sony is a $250 billion asset company, Microsoft is not dramatically bigger at $300 billion despite owning the OS and Office market
I feel like if this doesn't kill Sony, in a few years MS will buy EA next to have Madden and that will be the final nail.
No one is buying Take Two. GTA is bigger than god in gaming.
Sony is a lot more conservative. They're never going to spend the big bucks like this.
If Sony decides to acquire a publisher, it'd be more like Capcom. But even then that mostly effects the JP world of having Monster Hunter exclusive to PS which could give them some initial footing in regaining market share in Japan. In the west having RE and SF exclusive to PS isn't going to be a big deal and won't even counter the loss of Bethesda, not to mention Activision/Blizzard.
If Sony was dumb (which they often are), it'd be more like Square Enix or Konami. Which would both be really stupid since most SE is on PS anyhow and Konami doesn't make shit anymore.
At this point, if Sony want to compete they're basically left with Take-Two Interactive or EA. I don't think any other options (Capcom? Konami? Sega?) even come close.
I highly doubt Sony have the money to make such moves, both would be in high 10's of billions too. Probably their best move is to do a deal with MS to get gamepass on the Playstation.
What do you mean? for example their market cap is vastly different.At this point, if Sony want to compete they're basically left with Take-Two Interactive or EA. I don't think any other options (Capcom? Konami? Sega?) even come close.
I highly doubt Sony have the money to make such moves, both would be in high 10's of billions too. Probably their best move is to do a deal with MS to get gamepass on the Playstation.
By all metrics they're more or less worth half of MS, so...
Really the only thing I can see Sony doing is continuing to buy exclusivity for big franchises. I could see GTA6 being Sony exclusive for at least a little while for instance (and also the biggest Japanese games like RE, FF, MH, SF). But like others have said I don't see Sony buying up any third parties aside from the ones historically aligned with them (i.e. continuing to buy companies like Insomniac/ND/Blue Point), and especially not Japanese companies.PS5 is pretty safe either way.
I remember after the bethesda announcement there was another rumour of a "big one" coming down the line. I think we discussed it on the bore even. Do we know if this the same big deal that was rumoured a while back in hushed tones?Found it. Starts here (http://www.thebore.com/forum/index.php?topic=33514.msg2998026#msg2998026)
Microsoft purchase of Activision Blizzard won't clean up gamer culture overnight: 5 essential reads about sexual harassment and discrimination in gaming and tech
Eric Smalley, The Conversation, Amanda Cote, Banu Ozkazanc-Pan, Francine Berman, Giovanni Luca Ciampaglia, Lindsey Darvin
January 18, 2022 2.28pm EST
Microsoft announced on Jan. 18, 2022, its intention to purchase video game giant Activision Blizzard. The company, publisher of top-selling video games Call of Duty, World of Warcraft and Candy Crush, has been the subject of a series of sexual discrimination and harassment complaints. A day before Microsoft’s announcement, Activision Blizzard announced that it has fired “nearly 40 employees” since July following an investigation into hundreds of reports from employees of misconduct.
California sued Activision Blizzard in July 2021, alleging a “pervasive ‘frat boy’ culture” at the company and discrimination against women in pay and promotion. The suit prompted a walkout by company employees who demanded that the company address the problem.
The turmoil is an echo of the infamous Gamergate episode of 2014 that featured an organized online campaign of harassment against female gamers, game developers and gaming journalists. The allegations are also of a piece with a decadeslong history of gender discrimination in the technology field.
It’s unclear whether or how quickly Microsoft will address Activision Blizzard’s discriminatory culture. Regardless of what happens within the company, the problem of sexual harassment in gamer culture involves the industry as a whole, as well as players and fans.
We’ve been covering sexual harassment and gender discrimination in gaming – and technology generally – and picked five articles from our archive to help you understand the news.
1. Gaming culture is toxic – but community norms can change it
2. It’s not just players – fans are part of the problem
3. Collegiate esports leagues don’t reflect the population of video game players
4. Lessons from the tech field: Diversity and equity require women with power
5. The myth of meritocracy is an impediment to equality
Editor’s note: This story is a roundup of articles from The Conversation’s archives. This is an updated version of an article originally published on July 30, 2021. It has been updated to include Microsoft’s intention to purchase Activision Blizzard.
PS5 is locked in at this point in marketshare mindset.
The Bethesda sale damage and this damage won't even start for a few years. Starfield being the first major game Playstation loses.
But it will definitely effect PS6 generation when MS is known as the box with CoD and Oblivion/Fallout.
This can't be good for Sony... getting their ass handed to them in Japan by Nintendo... MS buying up lots of large western 3rd party publishers (is Activision the biggest? Or is it EA?)...
How Phil Spencer and Activision Blizzard are the Thomas Jefferson and Louisiana Purchase of Gaming
My latest on Substack
All of this is leading to Yum! Brands buying up them all.(https://c.tenor.com/BKM4eCA89BsAAAAC/tacobell-restaurant.gif)
And then everything is TACO BELL.
(https://i.redd.it/mrucybq2m5l41.jpg)
I have a hard time believing that MS will leave such a game; like Starfield, to be PC and MS only. With such a massive install base for PS5 already, it seems like the only thing to do is release it there later, like Sony has done with their first party stuff of late on PC.PS5 is locked in at this point in marketshare mindset.
The Bethesda sale damage and this damage won't even start for a few years. Starfield being the first major game Playstation loses.
But it will definitely effect PS6 generation when MS is known as the box with CoD and Oblivion/Fallout.
I think the question is whether or not these games won't be on other platforms. We still get Minecraft on everything despite Microsoft owning it.
How Phil Spencer and Activision Blizzard are the Thomas Jefferson and Louisiana Purchase of Gaming
My latest on Substack
I mean how long at this point does it become that first-party just means on the system exclusively for a year?That's totally fine with me.. Other than Nintendo, I see that being the reasonable approach from all platforms and storefronts/launchers.
Maybe crazy, but with how media is going I'm not sure.
https://twitter.com/gregisenberg/status/1483432456548196358
https://twitter.com/DavidNage/status/1483441414675615753
https://twitter.com/gregisenberg/status/1483432456548196358
https://twitter.com/DavidNage/status/1483441414675615753
Come on guys, when has a multi billion dollar acquisition not been in your favor
I called Call of Duty "Call of Doody" on The Bore, where's my $70 Billion?
You know, rather than SE, if Sony wanted to buy someone they should buy From Software. Make that Bloodborne 2 happen.I don't get why this keeps coming up. :thinking
I called Call of Duty "Call of Doody" on The Bore, where's my $70 Billion?Make an NFT out of it.
You know, rather than SE, if Sony wanted to buy someone they should buy From Software. Make that Bloodborne 2 happen.No. Until Sony stop being fucking trash with how they handle their legacy system games, I’d rather From stay third party and focus on bringing their releases to both PC and consoles.
I’d rather From keep doing what they want then be at the whims of Sony. I doubt Sony would find say a new Armored Core. They also clearly have had a chance to fund a BloodBorne 2, but haven’t why?Who says they haven't? I think they haven't peeped about it yet because they didn't want to take away any thunder of DeS remake (and now Elden Ring). Then they'll update BB on PS5 later this year with a tease of BB2.
Every developer is, for the consumer, better off as a third party, since exclusives are bad.You know, rather than SE, if Sony wanted to buy someone they should buy From Software. Make that Bloodborne 2 happen.No. Until Sony stop being fucking trash with how they handle their legacy system games, I’d rather From stay third party and focus on bringing their releases to both PC and consoles.
I think having chips in anything and everything now might be a much bigger problem than having 3 console manufacturers instead of 2, but I'm not an expert.
i wonder how much MS spent making sure certain facts about activision/blizzard came to light to set the scene for them to swoop in like knights (they/them) in shining armour and save dozens of beloved titles from festering in moral putrification.I'm gonna go out on a limb and say - zero dollars.
MS know the value of a good ESG rating when it comes to keeping anti-trust quiet.
:crowdlaff
Wow, if anything can concisely encapsulate the entitlement of gamers, it's this.https://twitter.com/Vessinvests/status/1483512610402283530
Next up, they'll want to get paid for going to Disneyland, and commenting that the Matterhorn could maybe go a little faster.
:crowdlaffWow, if anything can concisely encapsulate the entitlement of gamers, it's this.https://twitter.com/Vessinvests/status/1483512610402283530
Next up, they'll want to get paid for going to Disneyland, and commenting that the Matterhorn could maybe go a little faster.
No one builds communities or guilds around grocery stores.
No one dedicates thousands of hours of their lives to a grocery store.
:crowdlaffWow, if anything can concisely encapsulate the entitlement of gamers, it's this.https://twitter.com/Vessinvests/status/1483512610402283530
Next up, they'll want to get paid for going to Disneyland, and commenting that the Matterhorn could maybe go a little faster.
:crowdlaffWow, if anything can concisely encapsulate the entitlement of gamers, it's this.https://twitter.com/Vessinvests/status/1483512610402283530
Next up, they'll want to get paid for going to Disneyland, and commenting that the Matterhorn could maybe go a little faster.QuoteNo one builds communities or guilds around grocery stores.
No one dedicates thousands of hours of their lives to a grocery store.
Excuse me?
(https://i.imgur.com/EGvwZOV.png)
No one dedicates thousands of hours of their lives to a grocery store.
“I was looking at the IP list, I mean, let’s go!” Spencer said. “ ‘King’s Quest,’ ‘Guitar Hero,’ … I should know this but I think they got ‘HeXen.’ ”
https://twitter.com/XboxP3/status/1484273335139651585
https://twitter.com/XboxP3/status/1484273335139651585
There would be no anti-trust issue if Microsoft were to make Call of Duty Xbox exclusive.
There would be no anti-trust issue if Microsoft were to make Call of Duty Xbox exclusive.
I don't know. The issue is that CoD and GTA basically are the highest selling software in America in the game industry. If one company bought the exclusive rights to it I could see there being some issues potentially in terms of monopolizing an industry. Same thing is someone bought GTA and made it exclusive.No, none of these are anti-trust issues. Microsoft isn't anywhere close to being a monopoly not even if they owned Call of Duty and Grand Theft Auto and Mario.
I mean if there were no concerns about CoD being exclusive triggering problems, why would MS even do it beyond the next couple of years they have contracts in place with Sony already? They don't need the money. I don't believe MS is just "nice guy MS" and gonna release on Playstation for the heck of it. I think if they do release CoD on Playstation for the next decade each year it will be because they are concerned about trouble if they don't.
They'll release Call of Duty on PlayStation as long as 40% or more of the console market is on PlayStation because they make too much money that way not to.
If COD won't be exclusive, then the DLC won't be either
They'll release Call of Duty on PlayStation as long as 40% or more of the console market is on PlayStation because they make too much money that way not to.
Elder Scrolls 6 says hi. (https://www.pcgamer.com/elder-scrolls-6-will-release-for-xbox-and-pc-only/)
At some point Microsoft will try to put GamePass on Playstation.
To take away a core franchise at this stage in their reparative game would be impactful in a negative way that contradicts everything Microsoft has built in the last two years. It's because of that focused effort and streamlined marketing strategy that I think that if we see a The Elders Scrolls 6 excluvity at all, it could very well be a timed-agreement only. And that's if it happens at all.
It’s not about punishing any other platform, like I fundamentally believe all of the platforms can continue to grow. But in order to be on Xbox, I want us to be able to bring the full complete package of what we have. And that would be true when I think about Elder Scrolls VI. That would be true when I think about any of our franchises.
They'll release Call of Duty on PlayStation as long as 40% or more of the console market is on PlayStation because they make too much money that way not to.
Elder Scrolls 6 says hi. (https://www.pcgamer.com/elder-scrolls-6-will-release-for-xbox-and-pc-only/)
Are those games anywhere near as popular as Call of duty though?
Microsoft is an absolute snake no matter what division you have the misfortune of dealing with. Shit's gonna be worse for everyone but total Xbots. :idonthttps://twitter.com/dan0play/status/1483449480804454400
Microsoft is an absolute snake no matter what division you have the misfortune of dealing with. Shit's gonna be worse for everyone but total Xbots. :idonthttps://twitter.com/dan0play/status/1483449480804454400
But do they have branded shoes? :doge:crowdlaffWow, if anything can concisely encapsulate the entitlement of gamers, it's this.https://twitter.com/Vessinvests/status/1483512610402283530
Next up, they'll want to get paid for going to Disneyland, and commenting that the Matterhorn could maybe go a little faster.QuoteNo one builds communities or guilds around grocery stores.
No one dedicates thousands of hours of their lives to a grocery store.
Excuse me?
(https://i.imgur.com/EGvwZOV.png)
I think you mean
(https://i.imgur.com/JCiSWpY.png)
Shit has memberships and everything.
But do they have branded shoes? :doge:crowdlaffWow, if anything can concisely encapsulate the entitlement of gamers, it's this.https://twitter.com/Vessinvests/status/1483512610402283530
Next up, they'll want to get paid for going to Disneyland, and commenting that the Matterhorn could maybe go a little faster.QuoteNo one builds communities or guilds around grocery stores.
No one dedicates thousands of hours of their lives to a grocery store.
Excuse me?
(https://i.imgur.com/EGvwZOV.png)
I think you mean
(https://i.imgur.com/JCiSWpY.png)
Shit has memberships and everything.
(https://i.imgur.com/3FhkMAd.jpeg)
Microsoft don't need to make any games exclusive, they just need to make the Xbox the lead platform and make the DLC come out first on their platform. If they do that, a large part of the crowd moves across automatically. We saw this with the 360.
From what I understand the thinking at MS is that COD Warzone can be their multiplatform FPS GaaS and future installments partially, timed or fully exclusive to Xbox/GamePass/PC. At some point Microsoft will try to put GamePass on Playstation.The COD teams also expect this is the end of annual COD post 2023 as Warzone will take-over from the 'annual releases'.
Microsoft don't need to make any games exclusive, they just need to make the Xbox the lead platform and make the DLC come out first on their platform. If they do that, a large part of the crowd moves across automatically. We saw this with the 360.
The 360 was not only the game for the crowd bc of the DLC. It was the defacto COD console already
People forget Call of Duty 2 was a 360 launch title and did very well.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare on Xbox 360 released, just after HALO 3 did. That's when it started to rival the PC player base and COD became the biggest shooter on the block. The right game at the right time.
The glory days :rejoice
Having to decide what MP FPS you wanted to play on any evening: COD4, Halo 3, Battlefield 2, CSS, or TF2
Don't forget
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare on Xbox 360 released, just after HALO 3 did. That's when it started to rival the PC player base and COD became the biggest shooter on the block. The right game at the right time.
The glory days :rejoice
Having to decide what MP FPS you wanted to play on any evening: COD4, Halo 3, Battlefield 2, CSS, or TF2
If they move COD22 to 23 or don't do COD23 and just Warzone then whatever COD comes after COD22 is exclusive to Xbox.I think the likely scenario is that all those games do in fact come out because they've already been in production for some time and the sale to Microsoft will not be finished for another six months at least. Also Warzone 2 is presumably another F2P BR release and thus is not part of the standard development cycle. (IW and a presumed MW2 should be on deck.)
The likely scenario is COD22 in 2022(or delayed to 2023) and Warzone 2 in 2023. I think Warzone is now big enough to be a stand-alone COD release to carry 2023.
https://twitter.com/jasonschreier/status/1486107899948642310
microsoft buy konami next and save those wasted IPs
Call me when COD 2022 launches on the Switch Pro :teeheeIf they move COD22 to 23 or don't do COD23 and just Warzone then whatever COD comes after COD22 is exclusive to Xbox.I think the likely scenario is that all those games do in fact come out because they've already been in production for some time and the sale to Microsoft will not be finished for another six months at least. Also Warzone 2 is presumably another F2P BR release and thus is not part of the standard development cycle. (IW and a presumed MW2 should be on deck.)
The likely scenario is COD22 in 2022(or delayed to 2023) and Warzone 2 in 2023. I think Warzone is now big enough to be a stand-alone COD release to carry 2023.
In any case, the report specifies "at least the next three" Call of Duty releases so even if Microsoft were to delay the 2023 targeted game, it (or whatever game replaces it) would likely still be on PlayStation whenever it does come out.
just had a shudder go down my spine thinking about a western studio remaking any MGS game :kobeyuck
If they move COD22 to 23 or don't do COD23 and just Warzone then whatever COD comes after COD22 is exclusive to Xbox.
The likely scenario is COD22 in 2022(or delayed to 2023) and Warzone 2 in 2023. I think Warzone is now big enough to be a stand-alone COD release to carry 2023.
I need Microsoft to run Activision into the ground like they've done to every other studio.
fuck the fedsThis is the only reason why I want MS to buy the Husk of Activision :trumps
we need more shit on gamepass
Plaintiffs
23. The Plaintiffs named below are individual citizens of the cities and states listed.
Each Plaintiff is a consumer of video games, all with the express interest and intent in ensuring
that the industry remains competitive, with the utmost innovation, output, choice, and price
constraints, now and in the future. The potential acquisition of Activision Blizzard by Microsoft
threatens loss and harm to the Plaintiffs, and to the public at large, of the salutary benefits of
substantial competition within the video game industry.
24. Dante DeMartini is a video gamer located in San Francisco, California. Mr.
DeMartini plays video games on the PlayStation console and on his personal computer using
Windows OS. Mr. DeMartini plays or has purchased titles from Activision Blizzard, including
multiple versions of Call of Duty, World of Warcraft, Overwatch, Overwatch 2, Starcraft II, Diablo
III, and Hearthstone.
25. Curtis Burns Jr. is a video gamer located in San Francisco, California. Mr. Burns
plays video games on the PlayStation console. Mr. Burns plays or has purchased titles from
Activision Blizzard, including Call of Duty.
26. Nicholas Elden is a video gamer located in Hoboken, New Jersey. Mr. Elden plays
video games on Xbox, PlayStation, Nintendo Switch, and on mobile devices. Mr. Elden plays or
has purchased titles from Activision Blizzard, including Call of Duty, Diablo, Tony Hawk, and
others.
27. Jessie Galvan is a video gamer located in San Francisco, California. Mr. Galvan
plays video games on the PlayStation 5 console. Mr. Galvan plays or has purchased titles from
Activision Blizzard, including Call of Duty.
28. Christopher Joseph Giddings-LaFaye is a video gamer located in San Rafael,
California. Mr. Giddings plays video games on his personal computer using Windows OS. Mr.
Giddings plays or has purchased titles from Activision Blizzard, including Call of Duty and
Overwatch.
29. Steve Herrera is a video gamer located in Oakland, California. Mr. Herrera plays
video games on PlayStation consoles and the Nintendo Switch. Mr. Herrera plays or has
purchased titles from Activision Blizzard, including Call of Duty titles, Overwatch, Overwatch 2,
Crash Bandicoot, and Marvel Ultimate Alliance.
30. Hunter Joseph Jakupko is a video gamer located in Los Angeles, California.
Hunter Joseph Jakupko plays video games on Xbox and PlayStation consoles as well as his
personal computer using Apple OS. Mr. Jakupko plays or has purchased titles from Activision
Blizzard, including Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, Call of Duty: Warzone 2, World of Warcraft,
and Overwatch 2.
31. Daniel Dermot Alfred Loftus is a video gamer located in San Rafael, California.
Mr. Loftus plays video games on PlayStation consoles. Mr. Loftus plays or has purchased titles
from Activision Blizzard, including Call of Duty and Overwatch.
32. Beowulf Edward Owen is a video gamer located in Las Cruces, New Mexico. Mr.
Owen plays video games on his personal computer using the Windows operating system and Xbox
consoles. Mr. Owen plays or has purchased titles from Activision Blizzard including Call of Duty
and Overwatch.
33. Ivan Calvo-Perez is a video gamer located in San Francisco, California. Mr. CalvoPerez plays video games on the PlayStation consoles and on his personal computer using
Windows OS. Mr. Calvo-Perez plays or has purchased titles from Activision Blizzard, including
Call of Duty, Diablo, Starcraft, and Warcraft 3.
PRAYER FOR RELIEF
A. Declaring, finding, adjudging, and decreeing that the agreement to
consolidate Microsoft and Activision Blizzard violates Section 7 of the Clayton Antitrust
Act, 15 U.S.C. § 18.
B. Preliminarily enjoining Defendants from consummating the merger, or, if
necessary, ordering divestiture, during the pendency of this action.
C. Permanently enjoining Defendants from consummating the merger or
requiring divestiture.
D. Declaring the contract between the Defendants to be null and void and
against the public policy of the United States which declares that competition rather than
combination is the rule of trade in the United States;
E. Declaring the reverse termination fee agreement between Defendants to be
null and void and against the public policy of the United States; and
F. Awarding to Plaintiffs their costs of suit, including a reasonable attorney’s fee,
as provided by Section 16 of the Clayton Antitrust Act, 15 U.S.C. § 26.
G. Granting Plaintiffs such other and further relief to which they may be
entitled and which the Court finds to be just and proper.
I have it on steam :smug
I have it on steam :smug
Not the new remake
I have it on steam :smug
Not the new remake
Yes I do :smug
Its in my steam library on my steam deck, therefore I have it on steam :elon