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Yeah. Microsoft's recent studio acquisitions are very RPG heavy, but there's a broad spectrum of RPGs. Fallout and Elders Scrolls are very accessible RPGs, they typically look and feel like other first person games whereas games like Wasteland and Pillars of eternity do not. The former two sell crazy numbers, the latter two did - Obsidian said Pillars II sold below expectations sold below expectations. It'll be interesting to see if Obsidian adjutant for this with their next RPG.The more I think about the Zenimax acquisition, the more insane it gets. Other than the studios now part of THQ Nordic (the Gothic/Risen/Arcana) and Larian (Divinity, and the New Baldur's Gate) and CDPR, MS has the lion's share of the western RPG market. Elder Scrolls, Fallout, Pillars, Wasteland, Torment, Outer Worlds, Tyranny... Not sure who owns Bard's Tale. But, MS has like half the market and it's mostly the top half.