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US Court Rules Google a Monopoly in 'Biggest Antitrust Case of the 21st Century'.
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this post was submitted on 05 Aug 2024
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It's not different, when did I say it's a Steam only issue?
With your one word reply to the post.
I just added one more example that no one talks about. Find one of my comments where I say the other examples weren't just as guilty.
Oh now you haven't only been harping about steam for the last 12 hours? Now the problem is that everything is a monopoly? Lmao ok
I'm talking about Steam because that's what this part of the conversation is about, funny how that works, right? I'll be the first one to call out any company who's owner/c-suite are billionaires. If we want to talk about PC gaming specifically then Epic is no better, neither is GOG. Decentralize that shit.
Ok kid. Have fun.