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Activision has played a significant role in the gaming industry since 1979, growing further after its mergers with Blizzard Entertainment and King. The company has a major presence on nearly all gaming platforms, including the mobile gaming sector.

Call of Duty is Activision Blizzard’s magnum opus, bringing millions in yearly profits through a steady stream of annual releases over the last 15 years. Due to such successful IPs, Microsoft is currently buying the publisher to bolster Xbox Game Studios.

Read the articles in the section below for the latest information about Microsoft’s Activision Blizzard purchase and games like Call of Duty.

  • Founded: October 1979
  • CEO: Bobby Kotick

Fans Want Resistance From PlayStation To Rival Call of Duty

A recent poll highlighted the demand for a new Resistance game from PlayStation to compete with the Call of Duty franchise.

Japan Approves Microsoft Activision Blizzard Acquisition

Japan has determined that Microsoft's acquisition of Activision Blizzard will not negatively impact competition.

Microsoft Believes A Decade Is Enough For COD Rival From Sony

While responding to the CMA, Microsoft has claimed that ten years is enough time for Sony to develop a Call of Duty rival.

Microsoft Signs 10-Year COD Deal With Cloud Gaming Provider Ubitus

As Microsoft works toward the Activision Blizzard acquisition, the gaming giant has signed yet another deal with Cloud provider Ubitus.

Microsoft To Sign More 10-Year COD Deals In Coming Weeks

Following its recent deal with Boosteroid, Microsoft is looking to sign even more decade-long Call of Duty deals in the coming weeks.

Jim Ryan Refused Call of Duty Deal, Wants To Block Activision Merger

A report claims that SIE CEO Jim Ryan is not interested in a new Call of Duty deal and wants to block the Microsoft-Activision merger.

Same Version of Call of Duty To Be Available on All Platforms

Phill Spencer, the CEO of Microsoft Gaming, talked about making the same version of Call of Duty available across all platforms.

CMA Believes Nintendo Switch Can’t Run Call of Duty

In the latest findings, the CMA claims the Nintendo Switch will not be able to handle a graphically intensive game like Call of Duty well.

Microsoft And Nintendo Sign 10 Year Deal For Call of Duty

Microsoft and Nintendo have entered a decade-long contract for Call of Duty on Nintendo platforms on day one with the full feature set.
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