TSA writes: Some interesting news from the world of finance, the Public Investment Fund of Saudi Arabia has just bought a chunk of Activision, EA, and Take Two. They snapped up 15 million Activision shares, around 3.5% of the company, 7.42 million Electronic Arts shares (2.6%), and 3.97 million Take-Two shares (3.5%).
The friendly folks over at Razer recently sent us their full size Kishi Ultra mobile gaming controller, and this thing didn't disappoint.
The premium Sony Inzone earbuds are designed for PC and PS5, and they're finally getting a discount after launching in late 2023.
These seems like one of the best options for use with a PS5, high quality sound and design. However, you will likely need a dongle for use with many of your bluetooth devices such as an iPhone as it requires a LE signal.
The only purpose I could see me buying them is that they would be more comfortable to wear with PSVR2 compared to their Pulse/Pulse Elite over the head/over the ear cup headphones.
The use of “stellar” in the title made my dyslexic brain think there was a stellar blade exclusive limited edition or something.
Teeehee.
Veteran game designer James Montagna is directing this new project and apparently has a new outlook on game design after teaming up with Nintendo
Damn, I dont like when other countries invest in US entertainment companies because they love to censor our stuff.
Where's that crowd that boycotts stuff cuz Chinese money? Wonder if this is cool with them or what the hierarchy of nefarious investors looks like.
Saudi arabia investing in some of the most greedy corporations in gaming. Gee, wt a coincidence.
They bought shares but do they have a say in what happens in a game or a say in anything relating to the company?
Next up will be Video company sells Grandmother for bonus checks ugggg like really lets take money from Dictatorships now ehhh what a joke never will support these scumbag practices