Microsoft bringing CoD to Nintendo if ActiBlizz deal gets done - Hypertext

For months now the access to Call of Duty games has been a significant talking point in the pending Microsoft deal to purchase Activision Blizzard.

Microsoft still faces regulatory pushback on the deal, but it is going to great lengths to prove that its acquisition is a win for the entire gaming industry.The acquisition of Activision Blizzard by Microsoft continues to drag on, as regulators in the UK and US probe all facets of the deal which could shake up the entire gaming industry drastically.

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