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Well of course. They're spending a lot of money, why wouldn't they make the titles of anything they acquire be Xbox/Windows exclusive? That increases their prof
by Night_Thastus 3y ago
Well of course. They're spending a lot of money, why wouldn't they make the titles of anything they acquire be Xbox/Windows exclusive? That increases their profits. More people buy Xboxes, more people are on their platform, etc.
They have some contractual obligations that prevent them from doing it for everything, but they'll do it for anything they can.
That's just business sense.
- pword 3y ago[flagged]
- Hamuko 3y ago>why wouldn't they make the titles of anything they acquire be Xbox/Windows exclusive? "[Microsoft] submits that Microsoft has strong incentives to continue making ZeniMax games available for rival consoles (and their related storefronts). [...] Therefore, according to [Microsoft], Microsoft would not have the incentive to cease or limit making ZeniMax games available for purchase on rival consoles." https://ec.europa.eu/competition/mergers/cases1/202124/m10001_438_3.pdf https://ec.europa.eu/competition/mergers/cases1/202124/m1000...
- Night_Thastus 3y agoThere may be some edge cases, but frankly I view it as typical corporate BS. They were just making statements like that hoping that the deal would go through. Everything that they are legally able to, from now on, will most likely be MS exclusive.