Microsoft claims that following purchasing Activision Blizzard, Sony and Nintendo will remain the “biggest” when it comes to “traditional games”. Microsoft Corp. launched. Recently a new website aims to express what you see as the benefit of buying Activision Blizzard. This comes as the deal continues to come under scrutiny by competition regulators around the world. Arguments made by Microsoft include claims that the deal will be “good for the games industry”. The company also claims that it will bring more competition to the traditional gaming space. Of course, in the traditional gaming space, Sony and Nintendo will remain the largest. Microsoft says this as evidence that its purchase of Activision Blizzard does not give it an undue advantage.
It’s not entirely clear what Microsoft means by “the biggest.” This may indicate Microsoft believes that Sony and Nintendo will continue to sell more consoles. It can also simply mean that they are the “biggest” competitors.
Microsoft’s new site slogan is “Our gaming vision: More choices, more games for people around the world.” She argues that the acquisition will benefit more people than just Xbox owners.
“Gamers and developers are at the heart of Xbox. We want to enable people to play games anytime, anywhere, on any device.” “Developers should have more options to create, publish, and monetize their groundbreaking games. When we do that, we all win. That’s why we share more regarding the industry. We also share how the Activision-Blizzard acquisition fits into our gaming strategy. “
Microsoft claims that the acquisition of Activision Blizzard will benefit gamers
The site also says that the acquisition will benefit players. There will be “more games on more devices, including Xbox, PlayStation, mobile and the web.” With reference to Game Pass, Microsoft also claims that it will provide more “options for people to purchase games through subscriptions and one-time purchases”, as well as “alternatives to mainstream mobile game offerings” on iOS and Android.
Microsoft claims the deal will bring “a focus on a positive workplace culture.” There are currently some reviews regarding Microsoft’s acquisition of Activision Blizzard. According to the Dealreporter, the CEO of Sony Interactive Entertainment made a personal visit to the European Union headquarters on September 8 to express Microsoft’s concerns regarding the $68.7 billion acquisition of Activision Blizzard. Her concerns regarding the deal revolve around future Call of Duty release arrangements. This is often the yearly bestseller on PlayStation, and whether or not it will be pulled from their platform.
Xbox head, Phil Spencer claims that Microsoft will be offering Call of Duty on PlayStation for a few more years. This is just a few years following Sony’s marketing deal with Activision expired. However, PlayStation is not very confident and needs some confirmation. The European Commission has set November 8 as a temporary deadline to decide on the deal.
