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Xbox boss Phil Spencer has reassured that Call of Duty on PlayStation won't be linked to Game Pass. Native version will be shipped.

Microsoft Activision deal's EU approval process is turning out to be quite a headache for not just Microsoft but also the regulator itself.

Former Dragon Age producer and BioWare veteran Mark Darrah believes that Microsoft Activision merger is "probably bad in the long run."

Microsoft and its Activision Blizzard deal are far from finalized, as the company now faces concerns from EU regulators. A new report from Reuters details

Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick has confirmed that Microsoft Activision deal has entered phase 2 of investigation in Europe.

The European Commission on Tuesday said that it has opened an in-depth investigation to assess the proposed acquisition of Activision Blizzard by Microsoft under the EU Merger Regulation.

Xboxs Phil Spencer admits that Microsoft may eventually have to raise prices on its gaming products and services, Game Pass likely to be first in line.

Microsoft has lashed out at UK regulator CMA for "adopting Sony's complaints" in its process of considering Microsoft Activision deal.

Microsoft Activision deal has taken a new turn as it has launched a webpage insisting that Sony and Nintendo are biggest game companies.

Sony isn't the only one expressing concerns about the Microsoft Activision deal. Apparently, Google is concerned as well.