Blizzard Games Have Officially Gone Offline In China Indefinitely
Games from Blizzard have officially gone offline indefinitely, due to a breakdown in relationship between Blizzard and NetEase.
Games from Blizzard have officially gone offline indefinitely, due to a breakdown in relationship between Blizzard and NetEase.
The EU is likely preparing to release an antitrust warning to Microsoft over its attempted acquisition of Activision Blizzard.
Microsoft looks determined as preliminary trial proceedings begin with the FTC, indicating that it’ll close the deal without the FTC if it can.
In the face of a lawsuit from the FTC, Microsoft president says that the company “welcomes” its chance to defend its Activision Blizzard purchase in court.
Microsoft’s president Brad Smith published an opinion piece through the Wall Street Journal defending the Activision acquisition.
Activision’s COO steps up to the plate to say that Activision is prepared to “fight” for its merger with Microsoft to go through, if needed.
A new report claims that the FTC will potentially file an anti-trust lawsuit against Microsoft in an attempt to block it from acquiring Activision Blizzard.
Mark Darrah says that Microsoft’s buyout of Activision Blizzard will hopefully be a good thing in the short term, but perhaps not in the long run.
The UK’s CMA is no longer accepting opinions from the public on the Microsoft-Activision deal, and will begin reviewing the submissions.
UK regulators are concerned about Microsoft’s acquisition of Activision Blizzard due to Microsoft’s actions post-ZeniMax acquisition.