Microsoft is ready to fight in court if the US Federal Trade Commission tries to block the purchase

Regulatory agencies have a lot to work with Buy Activision Blizzard. Show some Inclined to accept it, like Serbiawhile the UK CMA and the The European Union is not willing to accept it For the time being, and then they are Dig deep. A few days ago, it was reported that The FTC may try to block the purchase.

Now it is Bloomberg Medium The person who comes to reconfirm the information he shared Politician. It is said that Microsoft Ready to fight in court to acquire Activision Blizzard. The Federal Trade Commission is taking its time making a judgment. Weeks ago I slipped about that decision would come to November is longBut it seems they need more time.

Bloomberg quotes a familiar source as saying Microsoft is willing to go all the way. However, if they go to court, Microsoft will have everything to win According to some experts. One of them is antitrust analyst Jennifer Rhee, who believes Microsoft can emerge victorious from this legal dispute, as VGC highlights. Despite this, it is the players who stand to lose The agreement will go beyond June 30, 2023, the date of which is unknown.

At the moment we know that Activision Blizzard is also determined to go to court to attempt to complete this operation successfully. While that, Microsoft has not yet made any concessions Regulators to give positive arguments to the regulators. Said privileges will continue Call of Duty has been on PlayStation for ten years.

The purchase is about Call of Duty

It had been a few weeks when we got the news that Sony had revealed it How many years of Call of Duty are left on PlayStation?but It appears that this offer has been extended to 10 years. Jim Ryan evaluated Microsoft’s work in relation to the above: “Microsoft’s proposal undermines this principle.” And he was not ashamed to write off the offer.Insufficient on several levels“Because I did not” take into account the influence in our players.”

This all happens in the main by Call of Duty. Phil Spencer wrote a letter to Jim Ryan Promise him that COD games will be on PlayStation for many years. something to Sony has already indicated its concern about CADE in Brazil around it claiming that Call of Duty”Influence when buying consolesfor his part, Microsoft accused Sony of paying developers for Blocking the game from accessing Game Pass.