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the gaming giant activision blizzard. it is substantially different, according to microsoft boss. it doesn t include rights for existing games that can be stored in the cloud. the original bid of $69 billion was rejected by the competition and markets authority earlier this year. millions play its games, including call of duty, one of duty, candy crush and overwatch. the latest call of duty series made $1 billion in its opening weekend. that has made rivals unhappy about the deal, including sony, which is worried that big games won t be available on its playstation. the latest call of duty series made $1 billion in its first weekend. they are concerned about availability of games. alex hafner explained why cloud gaming was the key to the fresh offer. cloud gaming, to keep it simple, is effectively the ability to play these computer games that you referenced at the top of this item, without actually needing a console to do that, in other words, through your computer, through t
Bbc-newsHeadlinesCable-carChildRiverPicturesForestMigrantsBodies18MeetingXijinpingOf the games, would effectively sew up of the games, would effectively sew up the market to the merging parties. what they have done to counter that is they have effectively said that they will allow another competitor to have access, exclusive access, to all of these games and they are in fact going to be the ones who decide who gets licences to the games, including microsoft. in effect it deals with the concern that the cma has, in its original decision as to the market power in this new and fast growing market. you the market power in this new and fast-growing market. the market power in this new and fast-growing market. you call it new and fast-growing, fast-growing market. you call it new and fast-growing, and fast-growing market. you call it new and fast-growing, and it fast-growing market. you call it new and fast-growing, and it does - and fast growing, and it does underline quite what is at stake. these are astronomical figures, bringing these two businesses together, a
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