Despite Buying Activision Blizzard for $69 Billion Just Last Year, Microsoft Is Still Looking at Even More Video Game Acquisitions
Microsoft is still in the market for acquisitions despite having splashed out $69 billion for Call of Duty maker Activision Blizzard just last year. In an interview with Bloomberg, Microsoft Gaming boss Phil Spencer said he’s up for buying more companies, although cautioned that nothing’s “imminent” and big deals are off the table for now.
Microsoft cuts 2,500 jobs but focuses on expanding into mobile and cloud gaming under Xbox chief Phil Spencer's leadership.
Surprise! Activision Blizzard has suddenly dropped remasters of Warcraft: Orcs and Humans, as well as Warcraft II. Not only ...
Obsidian's long-awaited fantasy RPG Avowed is now technically launching on February 13, 2025 after a delay pushed it to next ...
Activision Blizzard Acquisition Drove 61% Gaming Revenue Rise for Microsoft, Xbox Hardware Struggles
Microsoft's latest financial report shows that the Activision Blizzard acquisition drove strong gaming growth, despite ...
In the hopes of remedying player complaints about its multiplayer maps, 'Call of Duty: Black Ops 6' is bringing back Nuketown ...
Gamers on social media believe that Activision will face a false advertisement lawsuit for changing Black Ops 6's Vault ...
Xbox Game Pass has gained appealing games thanks to Microsoft’s acquisition of Activision Blizzard. Xbox still has many ...
Microsoft has released its Q1 2025 financial results today and once again the company has received a significant boost from ...
The best ‘Call of Duty’ launch ever is making as big a mark on Xbox Game Pass as it is in multiplatform sales.
After being delayed out of 2024 due to a stacked lineup of games launching close together, Avowed is now launching on Feb. 18 ...
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