According to Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella, exclusive Activision games make no strategic sense

According to Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella, exclusive Activision games make no strategic sense.

Throughout his roughly 45-minute statement on Wednesday, On Wednesday, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella refuted that worry.

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The other frequently yielded, and the internal procedure was abandoned.

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Microsoft has consented to grant competitors a licence to use the popular video game “Call of Duty” in order to allay FTC worries.

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