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The European Union’s regulator, the European Commission, has announced in a new filing that it has extended the deadline for making a final decision on Microsoft’s acquisition of Activision Blizzard.

The deadline was moved from April 25 to May 22 after Microsoft submitted its remedies to try to get the deal approved.

The filing did not disclose what remedies Microsoft offered to the European Commission, but Microsoft recently announced that it had signed multiple 10-year agreements to bring Xbox games to PC to three cloud streaming services – Nvidia GeForce Now, Boosteroid and Ubitus. Microsoft also signed a 10-year deal with Nintendo to release Call of Duty on Nintendo consoles on day one with full content parity.

“We kept our promise to bring Call of Duty more players on more devices with deals to bring the game to the Nintendo console and cloud game streaming services offered by Nvidia, Boosteroid and Ubitus,” a Microsoft spokesperson said. Reuters.

“We are now backing that promise with binding commitments to the European Commission, ensuring that this deal will benefit gamers going forward.”

Lifetime and avid gamer, William D’Angelo was first introduced by VGChartz in 2007. After years of supporting the site, he was hired in 2010 as a junior analyst, promoted to lead analyst in 2012, and took over hardware valuation in 2017. He expanded his involvement in the gaming community by creating content on his own YouTube channel another Twitch channels. You can contact the author on twitter @TrunksWD.

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Since its release in 2021, one of the most consistent criticisms of Microsoft has been the . Compared to Windows 10, the newer OS makes it harder for users to switch from the company’s own offerings. For example, if you don’t want Edge to open every time you click on a web page or PDF, you’ll have to launch the Windows 11 Settings menu and change the default app by file type and link. This is an unnecessarily long process that makes setting up Windows 11 confusing.

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Finals is a game where several teams compete in a very destructive environment to get and deposit money. This is done in a game show style with squads of three attacking and defending deposit points. There is a lot to learn about the game, and in this video we will cover everything that would be useful to know from the very beginning. This includes knowing the basic differences between light, medium and heavy classes and how to creatively use their equipment and abilities.

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The Finals is a free-to-play game from Embark Studios currently in closed beta on PC. It runs on Unreal Engine 4 and has a very destructible environment. It’s listed as coming soon on Steam, with plans to release it on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S in the future.