As far asMicrosoftis concerned, things have been going pretty well regarding its proposed acquisition of Activision. Earlier this month, itwon its court battle against the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), which is a huge step forward. However, it still needs to convince the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) that the deal is fair - theUK regulator rejected the buyout once already back in April.
If the buyout is fully approved, Microsoft will own theCall of DutyIP. Take a look at some funny wins and fails fromCall of Duty: Warzonebelow.
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Yesterday (19 July), it was confirmed that Microsoft and Activision Blizzard have extended their merger agreement deadline to 18 October. On Twitter, Xbox boss Phil Spencerwrote: “We’re optimistic about getting this done, and excited about bringing more games to more players everywhere.”
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