Post by Steve Farrelly @ 04:06pm 09/07/08 | 17 Comments
The vote came in with more than 92 percent of shareholders in favour of the move which will now make Vivendi Games a fully owned subsidiary of Activision.
With some of the biggest names in the game under the one umbrella, there's no telling what the future holds for the games industry. As long as the merged parties continue to release products such as World of WarCraft and Call of Duty though, Activision Blizzard is going to remain a massively key figure in shaping our future. What are your thoughts on this?
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should of
Posted 04:52pm 09/7/08
Yeah, it's been broken as long as I can remember.
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Posted 10:41pm 09/7/08
but with most of the game comps merging with bigger groups , Will there be 1 day that only 2-3 super groups still making games? and where does this stand on computer hardware then? since 2 of the biggest so far are nvidia and ATI pushers, what happens if they make it that some games will run on the other cards better then the others to force people to buy there hardware?
This is already happening with ATI and nvidia right now, nvidia has physx and i know ATI have been making there own version of it, so when a game picks say physx over the ATI one, will the ATI cards still be able to run the same things?
Lots of questions with no answers. In my eyes, as long as games dont take sides in hardware wars, and make us lose out, then i dont mind a merger.
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