The new Guilty Gear Strive trailers that were set to debut at Final Round and Brussels Challenge in a few weeks will instead be hosted on Arc Systems social media
https://twitter.com/arcsystemworksu/status/1237220005520916482?s=21
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Holy shit this is amazing, and costs only 20$. EA, you finally did something right
NO More monopoly on football for EA
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Yeah…but 2k though.
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Yeah, 2K nowadays is just as shitty as EA are
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2K will have the fun football games. Still 2K
Their recent WWE games and NBA games have me thinking otherwise…
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Horizon fully confirmed going to PC
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I’m double dipping for this. Hell yea
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Does this set a precedent, or have any other games licensed by Sony been ported to PC?
Death Stranding is coming to PC too.
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That Trials of Mana gameplay, I hope you can change the camera and half your character isn’t always under the health bar.
Oh, word. So unless you’re Nintendo, it seems like exclusivity is becoming less and less emphasized in the market. That’s probably a good thing for us gamers.
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Licenses are not Monopolies, I forgot the exact details now but Someone (some former Football game publisher) tried to take EA and the NFL to court for having a Football game monopoly, and the Judge ruled the case as frivolous and no valid claim as the NFL license off their IP and not the concept of Football.
The plaintiff also failed to realize there total of 3 not 1 licenses that have to be had for a NFL game to be published, two from the NFL (stadiums and NFL logos are one license, the Teams and logos other the other) and one from the NFL players association (licenses off the Players names and likeness), and the Players Association is a separate legal entity from the NLF league and is more of a Union.
The big thing was the Players Association never cared about merch or video games and were stingy with their rights. Hence why for the longest time EA was the sole maker of NFL games.
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EA’s Madden also has an additional license from John Madden to use his name.
The Quantic Dream trio of Heavy Rain, Beyond and Detroit
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Sony Interactive I think is a separate subsidiary from Sony Computer Entertainment
And I think Sony Interactive made PC games before they made PlayStation games.
The two only cooperate when the Parent company made them to do so.
I am not sure, but I think there a recent corporate restructuring where the Parent Company don’t need to babysit their subsidiaries as much.
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