Microsoft Says 'Call of Duty' Must Come With Activision

The transcript discusses the potential regulatory approval of a deal involving NVIDIA and Activision Blizzard, focusing on agreements with Nintendo and NVIDIA to address concerns. It highlights challenges with UK regulators, who suggest structural remedies, and the importance of reaching an agreement with Sony. The discussion also covers the EU and US regulatory processes, emphasizing the need for proposed remedies and the potential impact on consumers worldwide.

What is the main goal of the agreements Microsoft announced with Nintendo and NVIDIA?

• To block the deal with NVIDIA

• To make Call of Duty available on more platforms

• To increase the price of Call of Duty

• To sell Call of Duty to another company

What did the UK's regulatory body suggest as a possible condition for the deal to proceed?

• Divesting Call of Duty or other parts

• Increasing the price of Call of Duty

• Reducing the number of platforms for Call of Duty

• Partnering with more companies

What is Microsoft's stance on selling off parts of Activision Blizzard?

• They are undecided

• They have already sold parts

• They see no viable path to sell

• They are open to selling

What is one of the critical milestones in the EU's regulatory process according to Microsoft?

• Finalizing the sale of Call of Duty

• Continuing work to provide proposed remedies

• Partnering with more companies

• Increasing the price of Call of Duty

What is the potential impact of reaching an agreement with Sony according to Microsoft?

• It would increase the price of Call of Duty

• It would be bad news for PlayStation users

• It would be good news for everyone, including Sony

• It would block the deal with NVIDIA