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Activision Blizzard games will continue to be released on PlayStation

After the recent announcement of the purchase of Activision Blizzard by Microsoft, it became known that the latter's games will continue to be released on PlaySation consoles.
Activision Blizzard games will continue to be released on PlayStation

Yesterday we reported that Microsoft is going to buy Activision Blizzard, which owns the rights to dozens of franchises, including Diablo and Overwatch. At that time, many users were worried that the games of internal studios would no longer be released on PlayStation consoles, but now you can exhale - these platforms will continue to be supported by the new owners of the organization.

Bloomberg tweeted that Microsoft has no plans to stop releasing new games on the PS. As a trump card that will allow the corporation to develop the Xbox brand, some exclusive content for these titles will act.

Upon completion of the deal (scheduled to close in the summer of 2023), the rights to the following franchises will fall into the hands of Microsoft:

  • Blur
  • Caesar
  • call of duty
  • candy crush
  • Crash bandicoot
  • Diablo
  • DJ Hero
  • Empire Earth
  • Gabriel Knight
  • Geometry Wars
  • guitar hero
  • Gun
  • Hearthstone
  • Heroes of the Storm
  • Hexen
  • Interstate '76
  • King's Quest
  • Laura Bow Mysteries
  • The Lost Vikings
  • Overwatch
  • Phantasmagoria
  • Pit fall
  • Police Quest
  • prototype
  • Quest for Glory
  • Singularity
  • Skylanders
  • Solider of Fortune
  • space quest
  • Spyro the Dragon
  • starcraft
  • Tenchu
  • TimeShift
  • Tony Hawk's Pro Skater
  • true crime
  • World of Warcraft
  • Zork


Author
Edward Dmitriev
Date of publication
19 January 2022