13 Times Microsoft, Sony, And Nintendo Took Shots At Each Other

From playful banter to sickening burns.

Posted By | On 02nd, Jun. 2021

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“BETTER TOGETHER”

Cross-platform play is slowly becoming the norm, and will continue to do so in the years ahead, but until not that long ago, it was facing more than a few obstacles. The biggest of those was Sony, who were refusing to let PlayStation players play with and against Nintendo and Xbox players for misguided reasons. Of course, Nintendo and Microsoft had already joined hands by then, and they went for Sony’s jugular with a Minecraft commercial advertising cross-play across the Switch and Xbox, and about how they were “better together.”


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