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Microsoft reveals letter from that time it failed to buy Nintendo
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eurogamer.netBack in 1999, before the original Xbox, Microsoft tried to buy Nintendo. It didn't go so well.
Now, more than two decades later, Microsoft has published a letter sent between the companies at the time, revealing plans for what might have been.
The document was sent by Xbox's then-hardware chief Rick Thompson to Nintendo of America's then business boss Jacqualee Story, and discusses Microsoft's attempts to meet with Nintendo legends Hiroshi Yamauchi, then boss of the company, and Genyo Takeda,
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10.02 / 10:35
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OLX fraud survey: 75% respondents faced online frauds during Covid-19 pandemic
As we enter the third year of the Covid-19 pandemic, the dependence on internet usage in India continues to show an increasing trend. Unfortunately, the same applies to the rise in online frauds. There is a big concern about the state of safety of data in the wake of steadily increasing cybercrimes. From banking frauds, OTP/ATM frauds, fake news to stalking or bullying of women, data theft and much more, online frauds and crimes have increased significantly. The National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) CRIME IN INDIA 2020; VOL II released in September 2021, India recorded 50,035 cases of cybercrime with a 11.8 percent increase over the previous year. The rate of cyber crimes (incidents per lakh population) also surged from 3.3 in 2019 to 3.7 in 2020. The recent OLX fraud survey shows the extent of cybercrime in India.
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