Microsoft is in full legal battle with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) for the acquisition of activision. The response issued by the American technology company accuses the regulatory body of not being impartial in this process. One of the main allegations in this communication relates to the violation of the US Constitution, as Microsoft thinks it is not getting a fair deal in a legal matter.
Buying Activision Blizzard can have a huge impact within the industry of video games. call of Duty it is a major concern of regulatory bodies, especially the FTC. Activision’s war game saga is one of the most popular franchises in the video game industry. Your purchase could mean the disappearance of the game from platforms other than Microsoft’s.
These legal conflicts have put the purchase of Activision pending the trial to be held in 2023. Until then, Microsoft is trying hard to show its good intentions by buying the company. In the press release sent to the FTC, reference is made to the intention to offer the games to a greater number of people.
The same American company has announced an agreement with Nintendo to bring Call of Duty to Nintendo consoles for the next 10 years. Sony, for its part, rejected the deal and was a leading voice in criticism that the Activision purchase does not materialize. This escalated the exchange of allegations between the two companies.
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Microsoft has accused Sony of blocking the release of various third-party titles on its platforms. Among these versions are games like Final Fantasy VII Remake or Final Fantasy XVI. The legal battle has just begun and it is possible that as the months go by we will learn more confidential information about the companies.
