#Sony's Ryan: "I’m pretty sure we will continue to see CoD on PlayStation for many years to come. I’m not complacent and I’d rather this hasn’t happened but we’ll be OK, more than OK.”
#Reddit is tarnishing itself the way #Twitter did. It will never come out of this mess the same. But the CEO doesn't seem to understand the scope of the long-term damage he is causing.
Not surprising, but the way this reads is that Jim Ryan successfully hoodwinked the UK CMA. #ActivisionBlizzard#Microsoft
"Even if the merger were to cause every PlayStation owner that played COD for as little as two hours per month to buy an Xbox--a wildly implausible scenario--PlayStation would still remain the console leader [...] [It] would at most put a small dent in [PlayStation's] massive lead."
Not Apple's or any other's. You need your senses about you on a flight. And have we even discussed whether these headsets can be easily hacked, or not?
@jonnyevans@ppb1701 Is Apple getting into gaming, outside of Arcade? Or more precisely, is it taking Arcade to a larger demographic? Unity was mentioned once during the developer conference, but that was it. Meanwhile, the Proton kit lets Mac users run Windows games. Sonny recently discovered that PC gaming is lucrative. I wonder if Apple is headed that way by breaking down the barriers.
Self-regulation is a farce. Time and again, tech companies have proven they have no clue what responsibility is and don't even care. #cybersecurity#AI#privacy
Researchers discovered #Meta's systems helped "connect and promote a vast network of accounts" devoted to underage-sex content.
DHS Investigator says "89,000 pages of Facebook data on a 66-year-old user show he heavily relied on the social network to target vulnerable women for enforced domestic servitude, theft, babysitting and sex work."
#Bethesda, which is creating #Starfield, is a #Microsoft studio. Microsoft and #Sony are separate companies with separate products and exclusives. They are currently at war.
#Microsoft has talked before about SaaS. It's probably better suited for businesses, but it's a great excuse to turn the whole platform into a subscription machine.
"The Mastagni Holstedt law firm filed the suit in Sacramento Superior Court this week against Lantech LLC, claiming that because of the cyberattack last year, Mastagni Holstedt was forced to pay a ransom to regain access to its data."
