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Latest Battle.Net Patch Removes "Activision Games" and Adds "Partner Games"
- Thread starter Strakt
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Battle.net to accept third party games now, or just a rename to explain Destiny 2 being there as it's not Activision any more?
Or Call of Duty MW coming to Steam?
Or Call of Duty MW coming to Steam?
So Penumbra was probably the last contractual content between the two? I know Bungie said that after the next World's first for the Raid is done and over with they said they would be talking to us about the next era of Bungie and D2.
I wonder if Activision name is gonna be removed from the console version come the 4th
I wonder if Activision name is gonna be removed from the console version come the 4th
the real question is what if blizzard just really did it
what if they got themselves out of acti
edit: this was a joke yall
what if they got themselves out of acti
edit: this was a joke yall
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It's never going to happen. Activision side has no other cash cows than Call of Duty now, they need the Blizzard money.
I wonder...
* Is this because technically Activision is no longer involved with Destiny 2, thus they had to rename the section to something that makes more sense?
* Or is it because they plan to eventually work with other third party companies to get their games on Battle.net?
* Is this because technically Activision is no longer involved with Destiny 2, thus they had to rename the section to something that makes more sense?
* Or is it because they plan to eventually work with other third party companies to get their games on Battle.net?
I didn't notice that last night. I did notice the Destiny 2: developed by Bungie, punished by Bungie at the bottom!
From a sales perspective, if you're a studio looking to get Destiny 2 into new hands after all this time, getting it on other stores isn't a bad way to go. Though on a technical level, I'm ignorant about how much of a challenge this would be in D2's case.
Nope. Activision is equivalent to Blizzard. Activision Blizzard owns both Activision and Blizzard. Fun names for the whole family! :D
They're equal parts of one company, and on top of that, Blizzard is still the developer of the Battle.net client.
Activision and Blizzard are owned by "Activision Blizzard"; they are two separate entities, just like Rockstar and 2K are owned by Take-Two.
It wouldn't be "revealed" from rewording stuff on Battle.net.