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Microsoft and Nintendo agree to 10-year Call of Duty contract

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Multinational tech corporation Microsoft is committed to expanding the number of platforms on which people can play games, say company insiders

to Nintendo gaming platforms, signalling a willingness to share one of the game industry’s most important titles at a time of growing consolidation in the industry.

Microsoft executives are set to meet US Federal Trade Commission chair Lina Khan and other commissioners Wednesday to make its final case in support of the deal. Nintendo shares in Tokyo erased losses on the day and were up as much as 1.5% after the announcement. Sony widened losses to 1.3%.Spencer remains confident that Microsoft’s Activision takeover will be approved by regulators, with the company setting a timeline of getting that deal done by the end of its fiscal year, which is in June.

 

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