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The European Commission will reportedly issue an objection to Microsoft’s Activision Blizzard acquisition over antitrust concerns.

Embers Adrift �will hold a free weekend from January 27-29th. The subscription-based game will be able to try out for free, and Stormhaven Studios is planning some events around the promotion.

This month, Elite Dangerous remains on track for an interim update to address issues from Update 14. Meanwhile, Mission Boards got an initial fix.

The original Wrath of the Lich King is the number one expansion in World of Warcraft for many and that includes Kanishka as well. But after experiencing the expansion all over again in Classic, it made him realize that nostalgia can play a major role in changing our perception of how good or bad things truly were "back in the day."

The long-requested mobile social lobby for RuneScape is here, opening up access to friends, clan, and more. Jagex is also adding new cosmetic overrides for the new Treasure Hunter.

Ashlands will be the next big Valheim biome update. Described as a land of the dead, Iron Gate has released some concept art. The team is also looking for input on accessibility features.

The most recent large-scale ban wave targeting bots in Lost Ark accidentally banned a number of player accounts. The team fixed the issue, but negative responses and review bombing had happened.

This week, it looks like devs have wrapped up their 2022 In Review blogs and have moved on to What To Expect in 2023 blogs.

NetEase and Blizzard couldn’t come to an agreement on their existing licensing deal, which means the latter’s games will be pulled from China’s market. As a result, according to The South China Morning Post, NetEase has begun laying off or reassigning those team members who maintained Blizzard’s games.