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'''Microsoft Activision merger''' of 2022 is opposed by [[video game]] players because it would consolidate under one owner: | '''Microsoft Activision merger''' of 2022 is opposed by [[video game]] players because it would consolidate under one owner: | ||
| − | :Call of Duty, World of Warcraft, Minecraft, Doom, Microsoft Flight Simulator, Halo, and The Elder Scrolls.<ref>https://kotaku.com/microsoft-activision-merger-lawsuit-ftc-call-of-duty-1849917017</ref> | + | :[[Call of Duty]], World of Warcraft, Minecraft, Doom, Microsoft Flight Simulator, Halo, and The Elder Scrolls.<ref name="Bloomberg">https://kotaku.com/microsoft-activision-merger-lawsuit-ftc-call-of-duty-1849917017</ref> |
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| + | The [[FTC]] has sued to block the merger, arguing that "it would pose serious harm to competition in the video game industry, citing past behavior of Microsoft to prioritize Xbox and Windows PCs as platforms for its games."<ref name="Bloomberg"/> | ||
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Revision as of 03:30, December 21, 2022
Microsoft Activision merger of 2022 is opposed by video game players because it would consolidate under one owner:
- Call of Duty, World of Warcraft, Minecraft, Doom, Microsoft Flight Simulator, Halo, and The Elder Scrolls.[1]
The FTC has sued to block the merger, arguing that "it would pose serious harm to competition in the video game industry, citing past behavior of Microsoft to prioritize Xbox and Windows PCs as platforms for its games."[1]