Things are finally moving on the takeover ofActivision Blizzard by Microsoft. Since the announcement, sony warned against the possible monopoly of its American competitor, and above all feared losing the franchise call of dutycross-platform, but which mainly sells on its playstation.
Quite recently, the Federal Trade Commission American has been disavowed in court, there is still the CMA British to convince, but the takeover should be concluded very soon. This does not prevent Microsoft to take a big step forward which should reassure the players. Phil Spencerboss of Xboxjust announced that Microsoft signed a binding agreement with playstation so that the games call of duty continue to be released on Japanese machines, even after the acquisition ofActivision Blizzard. It’s a win-win, because Microsoft will be the publisher of the games and will therefore receive a nice percentage on each sale on playstationand PS5 gamers will be able to enjoy their FPS every year.
As a reminder, binding agreements oblige both parties to respect the signed contract, otherwise the case can be taken to court if one of the two parties violates the agreement. What neither Microsoft neither sony does not want, everything should be fine in the future for call of duty, even if the other franchises of the group are not entitled to the same treatment. You can find Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II To €55.27 on Amazon.
| Clint008 Writer – Tester |
