Ripped again? Sony accuses Microsoft of misleading consumers over Activision Blizzard acquisition

[gearbest News] In the field of console games, Sony and Microsoft are old rivals. They each have their own game console products, and they also see each other as one of their biggest competitors. But at present, although it can be said to be rich and powerful, Microsoft is still slightly behind Sony in this regard, which is also reflected in the sales of game consoles. Perhaps to further catch up with Sony, Microsoft previously announced that it would spend $75 billion to acquire Activision Blizzard. However, this acquisition is now facing a lot of obstacles. Microsoft recently, CNMO noticed that according to overseas media reports, Sony accused Microsoft of misleading the game industry and regulators about the game "Call of Duty" can continue to support PlayStation consoles. At that time, when Microsoft publicly announced that it would acquire Activision Blizzard, they had promised that the game "Call of Duty" developed by Activision Blizzard would continue to land on Sony's PlayStation console. However, the CEO of Sony Interactive Entertainment said that in Microsoft's plan, although future "Call of Duty" games will continue to land on the Sony platform, but only for a limited time. At present, Microsoft's attempt to acquire Activision Blizzard has encountered a lot of resistance, and it is still unknown whether it will succeed.