FTC Investigates Nintendo's 10-Year Call of Duty Deal with Microsoft
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The US Federal Trade Commission has subpoenaed Steve Singer, Nintendo of America’s vice president of publisher and developer relations, to testify for up to seven hours regarding the ten-year Call of Duty deal between Microsoft and Nintendo. Nintendo of America legal counsel alleges that the FTC did not order the subpoena until it learned that Singer was the Nintendo exec responsible for the negotiations with Microsoft.
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