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Not really. It's only an issue if this negatively. affects the competitive market. And since games are a creative market - there's hardly any reason to fear th
by JAlexoid 5y ago
Not really.
It's only an issue if this negatively. affects the competitive market. And since games are a creative market - there's hardly any reason to fear that Microsoft can restrict access to new players.
This is not like a utility, that could technically force something on you. One company can buy all of game developers/publishers and still not make a dent in competitiveness of the games market.
- 0xedd 5y agoWrong. Here's a hypothetical scenario: Kids' PCs are windows. Microsoft has Game Store installed by default. Pop ups about the latest Fortnite NextGen, installed by default. More addictive than gambling but hella legal. Easy scenario, no regulations. Market is heavily skewed and MS has a big win in the gambling for kids industry.