Sony and Microsoft clash over Activision acquisition and Redfall exclusivity.

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Sony has criticized the UK regulator, Competition and Markets Authority (CMA), for softening its stance on Microsoft's $68.7bn Activision Blizzard acquisition. Sony's statement also highlights the recent comments made by Redfall creative director Harvey Smith as fresh evidence of how Microsoft might mistreat Call of Duty on PlayStation if it were to own the first-person shooter series itself. The CMA is due to give its final decision on Microsoft's Activision Blizzard acquisition later this month, on 26th April.
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