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[May 22, 2025] Years later, the US FTC has finally dropped . . . - ResetEra The US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has officially dropped its case against Microsoft's acquisition of Activision Blizzard, two years after the completion of the historic games deal Microsoft completed the games industry's biggest ever deal in October 2023, after the US District Court for the Northern District of California denied the FTC's
The Microsoft Activision Blizzard acquisition |OT| Antitrust . . . The Activision Blizzard Board of Directors doesn't recommend the deal anymore If the deal doesn't happen, someone has to pay for it :p Activision Blizzard had to pay Microsoft a termination fee of $2,270,100,000 if: MS was still waiting for the ABK stockholders meeting to happen by the termination dates
Atari Activision patches (New Cloak Dagger patch . . . - AtariAge Forums Love the Activision Says YOU SUCK patch! ? In the same spirit, be fun to spoof some of these for the underachievers: Beamrider Baby Checkers Chump Dolphin Dummy Double Dragon Dimwit Fishing Derby Dork Freeway Fool H E R O Zero Kaboom! Klutz Laser Blast Lamer Megamania Moron Pitfall! Poser Pressure Cooker Crock River Raid Rancid
10 Best Activision games for Atari 2600 - AtariAge Forums My favorite Activision game didn't even get mentioned, it's Ghostbusters It's so amazing how the complex C64 game got squeezed on a VCS-cart with little dumbing down Such a complex game involving different aspects of the movie
Activision Anthology for GBA (My first impressions) Load up Activision Anthology in the GBP, then link a GBA to it and it effectively becomes player 2's controller With linking two actual GBA systems, it's a little harder, since one player will be holding the system that's displaying the screen image, and the other player has to look over at the tiny screen, which might be difficult if the
Tony Hawks Pro Skater 3+4 |OT| Are You Tony Hawk? Why? - ResetEra Activision holding back the basic version of THPS3+4 on the eShop for as long as possible and making it seem like the two bundles are the only ways to play the game is a pure scumbag move Shocking coming from an MS-owned company, I know Edit: And no, I don't mean the early access bundles There's a $50 bundle available now and still no base
AtariAge - Atari 2600 - Activision - Blue Label Variation These labels came out of Activision's desire to cut costs late in the life of the 2600 Instead of the normal labels with nice fonts and multicolored pictures, Activision used a plain blue label with white text and no picture A double-line border surrounds the text The end label has the game title in this same plain font
Call of Duty: WWII Game Pass Launch Stained by Reports of . . . - ResetEra Even shutting down main servers and disabling MP mode would be better than doing nothing Activision fixing the issue is clearly a good thing but there are other games suffering from similar issues and due to the way video games are still developed these issues are not going away either
Activision Carts - Atari 2600+ 7800+ - AtariAge Forums I bought a few old Activision Carts and noticed they don’t fit in the 2600+ as tight as the other cartridges and they take some fiddling to get them to load Atari, Imagic and M Network fit better and load up right away Is this a common issue with Activision? I’m wondering if they need some maintenance beyond cleaning
AtariAge - Atari 2600 Catalog - Activision (AG-940-10) This catalog also features Activision's entry into the Intellivision market, with Pitfall! and Stampede listed as titles for that system The number of 2600 titles available remains constant at 18, with Megamania and Pitfall! listed as coming October and September 1982, respectively (Pitfall! slipped a month from the previous catalog)