UK regulator posts six studios’ responses to Microsoft-Activision deal, all saying it should go ahead

The UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has published the opinions of six development studios that all think Microsoftacquisition proposed by Activision Blizzard should go ahead. Only one of the six studios that responded was named – 4J Studios, the Scottish developer responsible for the console versions. Minecraft. 4J’s chairman and founder Chris van der…

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Microsoft Signs 10-Year Deal to Bring Call of Duty to Nintendo Platforms

Microsoft has signed a “binding 10-year agreement,” officially confirming its long-term commitment to bringing the Call of Duty franchise to Nintendo platforms. The store is in accordance with the plans announced in December last year. Microsoft President Brad Smith said on Twitter today that Microsoft has entered into a legal agreement with Nintendo. By opinion…

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Microsoft announces ‘legally-binding’ 10-year deal to bring Call of Duty to Nintendo platforms

Microsoft has signed a “binding 10-year legal agreement” to bring Call of Duty Nintendo platforms, it is claimed. By Xbox company, sen previously announced commitments — now apparently legally binding — includes releasing future Call of Duty games “with full features and content” on the same day as the Xbox, if its proposed acquisition Activision…

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Three rivals told UK regulator Xbox’s Activision deal would harm competition

Three companies told Britain’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) they believed Microsoftacquisition proposed by Activision Blizzard would harm competition. As part of it An investigation into the $69 billion dealThe CMA spoke to six third parties who are either existing competitors in console gaming or cloud gaming services or potential competitors should the merger be…

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