Bobby Kotick: Lawsuit Against Microsoft-Activision Deal Aimed to Aid Embracer

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Former Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick has asserted that a lawsuit challenging Microsoft’s $67.8 billion acquisition of the “Call of Duty” publisher was purportedly crafted to “help pave the way for Embracer to increase its foothold in the California market at the expense of Activision.”

Ex-Activision Blizzard boss Bobby Kotick has claimed that a lawsuit opposing Microsoft’s acquisition of the Call of Duty maker for $67.8bn was allegedly designed to ‘help pave the way for Embracer to increase its foothold in the California market at the expense of Activision’.

Callum Whitby
Callum Whitby

Callum Whitby, 43, sports writer from Liverpool. With over two decades covering European football, he's established himself as an authority on Champions League and international competitions. His trademark long-form articles explore the cultural and historical contexts behind football rivalries. Hosts a weekly podcast featuring conversations with former players and managers from across the continent.

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