Re: [討論] 微軟正式承諾十年內決勝時刻登陸任天堂

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Community Day Adjustments We also wanted to take a moment to discuss some changes to the Community Day format we’ll be testing. In 2020, we doubled the length of our Community Day events, extending them from three hours to six. Since then, however, we’ve found that only five percent of our Trainers tend to participate in the event for more than three hours. One of the biggest pieces of positive feedback that we received after January’s three-hour Community Day Classic was that players and community leaders noticed how much more of the community was out and about during the event. So, for Stufful Community Day, we’re returning to three-hour format. Our hope is that doing so will create even more opportunities for Trainers to play together and connect outside as they’re exploring. We know that Trainers have enjoyed all of the extra resources that can be collected during longer events, so we’re adding some new and exciting perks to Stufful Community Day to give you the ability to collect just as many resources during gameplay. Check them out below!

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作者: kylefan (柚子) 看板: C_Chat 標題: [討論] 微軟正式承諾十年內決勝時刻登陸任天堂 時間: Wed Dec 7 12:56:58 2022 Phil Spencer推特發文 不知道10 year commitment

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Sony Sued for Limiting Purchases of Games to PlayStation Store Sony Interactive Entertainment LLC is operating an unlawful monopoly by restricting purchases of PlayStation games to its inhouse store, consumers claimed in a lawsuit.

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Magic: The Gathering Arena Is Coming To Steam And Consoles Magic: The Gathering Arena is coming to consoles and Steam. That’s the news coming out of Hasbro’s Q2 earnings call, where Hasbro CEO Chris Cocks noted how great Magic Arena has been for the longstanding trading card game’s

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We’ve been investigating @Microsoft’s anticipated $69 billion purchase of @A TVI_AB and have discovered that the deal could substantially lessen competitio n in: gaming consoles multi-game subscription services

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原文訪談： 原文： Bringing games to Steam also paved the way for EA Play to launch on the platform, where it could not have before without the games to support it. Blank mentions multiple times that EA intends to "bring more subscriptions to more platforms in the future," a remark that naturally begs the question: what about the Nintendo Switch? "There are amazing games on that platform and we foresee bringing more games to the Switch over time," he replies, nodding to the fact that EA committed to releasing more titles to the platform in the coming year. "And I think if there are opportunities for us to bring our subscription there and bring an even larger portfolio to the Switch, we will do so. We're always exploring this with our platform partners, whether that be Switch or Steam or Epic or Xbox or Sony. We want to be where the players are. So while I have nothing to announce here, I would anticipate that we'll continue to bring more games and more great experiences to Switch."