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minus-squareNeatolinkfedilink24•5 months agoMS really shouldn’t have been allowed to buy Activision. That’s way too fucking big, especially right after Bethesda.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink5•5 months agoBut they’re not a monopoly because checks notes with a huge wad of cash Microsoft assured me it wasn’t
MS really shouldn’t have been allowed to buy Activision. That’s way too fucking big, especially right after Bethesda.
But they’re not a monopoly because checks notes with a huge wad of cash Microsoft assured me it wasn’t