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All I can find for now for Bayonetta 3.
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PlatinumGames Gives Us Updates on Bayonetta 3 and Project G.G. - IGN
PlatinumGames says Bayonetta features new gameplay types and hasn't been restricted by Nintendo, and the mysterious Project G.G. should get an update by the end of the year.
I get that, but with people from The Expanse and WoT, that's a solid record there.
I have no idea who or what any of that is. I trust your info, but still skeptical here. I'll wait until we see something.
The GeForce GTX 1060 is still the most popular GPU in Steam's latest hardware survey
If you grabbed one at $249 back in mid 2016, you got your money's worth.
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Still they say…maybe it’s because people still can’t find a better one for less-than-sell-your-soul price.
I am jealously guarding my 1070 (my current system came with a 5700 XT, which itself is pretty good). That old card was a bang-for-your-buck workhorse back in its day and can still hold its own.The GeForce GTX 1060 is still the most popular GPU in Steam's latest hardware survey
If you grabbed one at $249 back in mid 2016, you got your money's worth.
Still they say…maybe it’s because people still can’t find a better one for less-than-sell-your-soul price.
I really wanted to get a 1060 back in the day, but life happened and I didn't. I assumed I'd be able to pick up another 60 series video card in the future. Couldn't have been more wrong.The GeForce GTX 1060 is still the most popular GPU in Steam's latest hardware survey
If you grabbed one at $249 back in mid 2016, you got your money's worth.
Still they say…maybe it’s because people still can’t find a better one for less-than-sell-your-soul price.
It's genuinely impressive, well done ActiBlizz
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Activision Blizzard sued by shareholders over Microsoft's buyout
UPDATE 9/3/22: Four more Activision Blizzard shareholders have filed lawsuits against the company over its planned acqu…
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Hold up, what's that sneaky lil' footnote there?
The grifts a keep a coming!
Genuinely. Impressive.The US Justice Department and SEC are investigating potential insider trading connected to Microsoft's $69bn buyout Activision, the Wall St Journal has reported, and specifically the large bets placed on stock by three men, just days prior to the deal becoming public.
On 14th January, the men spent more than $100m on Activision stock options priced at just $40/share, underneath the company's then $63 price. In effect, they were already making a profit.
Four days later, on 18th February, Activision announced it was being bought in a deal worth $95/share. If and when this deal is ratified, the men stand to make more than $100m in profit.
Who are these men? There's former chairman and CEO of 20th Century Fox Barry Diller, music mogul and Dreamworks co-founder David Geffen, and socialite Alexander von Furstenberg, son of German Prince Egon von Fürstenberg. The trio are now being investigated as to how they knew each other, and what they may have known of Activision being acquired.
Barry Diller. Image credit: CNBC.
However, various details are already public. For example, it's interesting to note that billionaire Diller has served alongside controversial Activision Blizzard boss Bobby Kotick for years as a board member at Coca-Cola.
Diller and Geffen have been lifelong friends, the WSJ reported, and previously worked together. As for von Fürstenberg - well, Diller is now married to his mum.
"It was simply a lucky bet," Diller told WSJ. "We acted on no information of any kind from anyone. It is one of those coincidences."
Microsoft and Activision declined to comment.
Quick, put this in the Activision Blizzard thread on current events, stat!It's genuinely impressive, well done ActiBlizz
Activision Blizzard sued by shareholders over Microsoft's buyout
UPDATE 9/3/22: Four more Activision Blizzard shareholders have filed lawsuits against the company over its planned acqu…
Hold up, what's that sneaky lil' footnote there?
The grifts a keep a coming!
Genuinely. Impressive.
How do you sue someone for being bought out?It's genuinely impressive, well done ActiBlizz
Activision Blizzard sued by shareholders over Microsoft's buyout
UPDATE 9/3/22: Four more Activision Blizzard shareholders have filed lawsuits against the company over its planned acqu…
Hold up, what's that sneaky lil' footnote there?
The grifts a keep a coming!
Genuinely. Impressive.
A good question. There's a couple of paragraphs in the original article that might help contextualise things hopefully;
Lucky bet my ass. Luck is what it would take getting convictions for them to all be in prison, having trouble holding onto their soap. Would be a small compensation for the careers spent screwing people over to get that rich.It's genuinely impressive, well done ActiBlizz
Activision Blizzard sued by shareholders over Microsoft's buyout
UPDATE 9/3/22: Four more Activision Blizzard shareholders have filed lawsuits against the company over its planned acqu…
Hold up, what's that sneaky lil' footnote there?
The grifts a keep a coming!
Genuinely. Impressive.
" one of these reasons is that the board is hoping to "procure for themselves and senior management [...] significant and immediate benefits"
Wait, Corps can be sued for this? I was under the impression that was just how capitalism worked and there wasn't anything to be done about it, as scummy as it is.Because if that's the case 90% of Americans would have a reason to sue their corpo employers for being greedy bastards.
Or is the problem not that they're enriching themselves(normal corpo behaviour), it's that the shareholders weren't getting a cut?
Nintendo delays Advance Wars Switch remake amid Russian invasion of Ukraine
Nintendo’s Advance Wars 1 and 2 remakes for Switch have been delayed beyond April, with Nintendo citing real world events.
Long story short, Nintendo announced that due to "recent world events", Advance Wars 1+2: Re-Boot Camp will no longer be releasing on April 8th, and said to "stay tuned for updates on a new release date."
I'll be curious to see how many "war" games come out this year. Cod is also already out of the running.Nintendo delays Advance Wars Switch remake amid Russian invasion of Ukraine
Nintendo’s Advance Wars 1 and 2 remakes for Switch have been delayed beyond April, with Nintendo citing real world events.www.polygon.com
Long story short, Nintendo announced that due to "recent world events", Advance Wars 1+2: Re-Boot Camp will no longer be releasing on April 8th, and said to "stay tuned for updates on a new release date."
That didn't stop Nintendo for releasing these games back then on the GBA during the era of "War on Terror", and Iraq. What's so special right now?Nintendo delays Advance Wars Switch remake amid Russian invasion of Ukraine
Nintendo’s Advance Wars 1 and 2 remakes for Switch have been delayed beyond April, with Nintendo citing real world events.
Long story short, Nintendo announced that due to "recent world events", Advance Wars 1+2: Re-Boot Camp will no longer be releasing on April 8th, and said to "stay tuned for updates on a new release date."
Six Days in Fallujah is allegedly gonna come out in december. We'll see if that doesn't get pushed. Granted that's already probably gonna see a lot of controversy regardless depending how it addresses the war crime aspect of that event.
I swear that game is always being pushed back and canceled (but not really). This feels like another long con, like Star Citizen.