2023-06-26 04:08:37
The US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) review of Microsoft’s acquisition of Activision is ongoing, and at a recent hearing, Xbox head Phil Spencer directly pointed out that Microsoft’s acquisition of ZeniMax Media (the parent company of Bethesda Softworks) was mainly due to concerns “Starfield” (Starfield) was snatched by PS. Phil Spencer’s concerns are not unreasonable. Before Bethesda was acquired, two games reached a limited-time exclusive agreement with Sony. These two works are “GhostWire: Tokyo” and “Deathloop”. As a result, these games cannot be on the Xbox for a year following they are released. Phil Spencer said, “When we acquired ZeniMax, one of the reasons was that Sony had reached an agreement with Bethesda to pay to prevent these games from being on the Xbox.” We can’t be the number three game console when it’s released on the Internet, and we can’t be in a position behind content ownership, so we have to ensure that content.” Phil Spencer told the court that Microsoft’s games released on the two platforms, Sony’s standing on the same platform The character draws 30% of the amount, but the money is used to fight once morest opponents and reduce the survival rate of Xbox in the market. Phil Spencer admits that Xbox has failed to compete effectively over the past 20 years. However, when asked whether “The Elder Scrolls 6” will be exclusive to Xbox in turn, Phil Spencer was vague regarding it, saying that it is still difficult to determine. At present, the case of Microsoft’s acquisition of Activision, including the United States, Australia, and New Zealand, is still under trial, and those who have agreed include the European Union, Serbia, Ukraine, South Africa, Brazil, Chile, Saudi Arabia, South Korea, Japan, and China, while the United Kingdom is The only country currently voting once morest it.
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