Sony Shares Plummet 7% In Wake Of Microsoft’s Activision Blizzard Acquisition News
Microsoft’s plans to acquire Activision Blizzard have resulted in Sony shares falling by 7%.
Microsoft’s plans to acquire Activision Blizzard have resulted in Sony shares falling by 7%.
A new report confirms that Bobby Kotick will in fact leave Activision Blizzard following the finalization of the Microsoft acquisition.
Bobby Kotick of Activision Blizzard will not confirm or deny if he will remain CEO of the company after its buyout at the hands of Microsoft is done.
Some Activision Blizzard games will remain on PlayStation formats, according to a Bloomberg, but there will be content exclusive to Xbox.
Activision Blizzard has been acquired by Microsoft in a deal worth an earth-shattering $68.7 billion.
Phil Spencer reckons an Xbox Game Pass rival from Sony is inevitable, and will likely offer games on Day 1.
Nintendo has joined Sony and Microsoft in the condemnation of Activision Blizzard following reports of sexual assault and other misconduct.
Activision has finally responded to the criticism from Sony and Microsoft, and they are reportedly talking further, according to Activision.
Jason Kelley, the voice actor behind Colt in Deathloop couldn’t play his own game because he lacked a PS5, until Pete Hines and Microsoft saved the day.
Kojima is seemingly set to develop his next game with Microsoft as both parties have signed a letter of intent to develop a new Xbox title.