Despite stiff competition, Sony can adapt and remain competitive if Microsoft acquires Activision Blizzard.
The acquisition of Activision Blizzard continues to be a hot topic. The British competition authority in particular is scrutinizing Microsoft’s purchase intentions very closely. The investigation had recently been intensified and his concerns were now being put down on paper.
Microsoft had openly stated its intentions with the purchase several times. But that doesn’t seem to be enough for the CMA. Among other things, the intention was to keep the Call of Duty franchise on the PlayStation.
Microsoft has now responded to the concerns accordingly. The Xbox and Windows group said that while Sony wouldn’t welcome the increased competition, with PlayStation it was still able to adapt and continue to compete.
Ultimately, players would also benefit from increased competition and choice.
Microsoft also underlined the fact that Sony does not have to worry about its PlayStation platform by pointing out that with 280 games there were five times as many exclusive games for PlayStation in 2021 than for Xbox.
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