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Microsoft wins lawsuit and will go ahead with the purchase of Activision

gamerkick.com Microsoft wins lawsuit and will go ahead with the purchase of Activision

Microsoft’s purchase of Activision Blizzard may go ahead in the United States, as Judge Corley sees no danger of harming competition. Microsoft will be ab...

Microsoft’s purchase of Activision Blizzard may go ahead in the United States, as Judge Corley sees no danger of harming competition.

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Yoo that's fantastic news, let's frickin go
- Imagine cheering for monopolistic practices. Gross. In 20 years when everything is owned by Microsoft and Sony and games are $200 a piece or gamepass $40 a month don't complain.
  
  What's monopolistic about the last placed competitor buying a company to try and better compete?
  
  what's not monopolistic about the second largest company in the world buying two out of like 10 major AAA publishers within 3 years, leveraging their massive market cap and other businesses to muscle their way to the top of an industry they're currently losing in? The point isn't that they're in last place, the point is if they go buy out half the industry they will win by default. I mean fuck dude they literally talked about using microsoft's money to run sony out of the business, you can go read it.
  You don't need to simp for the a two and a half trillion dollar company, they'll be fine.
  
  what’s not monopolistic about
  Literally the fact that they don't have a monopoly, and are still nowhere near being a monopoly. Do you even know what a monopoly is?
  I mean fuck dude they literally talked about using microsoft’s money to run sony out of the business, you can go read it.
  They said that they could, which is true. They haven't though. Even then - not monopolistic.
  The company in 3rd place out of 3 cannot be a monopoly lol.
  
  They are trying to become one
  
  And you don't stop a purchase by the last placed competitor based on that. Every for-profit company in the world wants to become a monopoly.
- Why, what benefits do you get from this?

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