Insider Insights into the FTC Case with Microsoft and Activision Blizzard

TLDRThe ongoing FTC case delves into the exclusivity of Bethesda games and the potential acquisition of Sega, Square Enix, and Bungie by Microsoft. Pete Hines raises concerns about Call of Duty's non-exclusivity. Elder Scrolls 6 is still 5 years away. Sony's redacted document reveals interesting information.

Key insights

The FTC case examines the inconsistent exclusivity decisions regarding Bethesda games and Call of Duty.

Microsoft was reportedly looking into acquiring Sega, Square Enix, and Bungie.

Elder Scrolls 6's release is still years away, given the scope of Starfield.

Sony's redacted document reveals information that can still be seen through the redactions.

Q&A

What is the focus of the FTC case?

The FTC case focuses on the exclusivity of Bethesda games and potential acquisitions by Microsoft.

What companies did Microsoft reportedly consider acquiring?

Microsoft reportedly considered acquiring Sega, Square Enix, and Bungie.

When can we expect to see Elder Scrolls 6?

Elder Scrolls 6 is still years away, considering the development of Starfield.

What interesting information did Sony's redacted document reveal?

Sony's redacted document revealed information that could still be seen despite the attempted redactions.

Timestamped Summary

00:00The ongoing FTC case delves into the exclusivity of Bethesda games and the potential acquisition of Sega, Square Enix, and Bungie by Microsoft.

02:35Pete Hines raises concerns about Call of Duty's non-exclusivity and questions why Xbox didn't inform Bethesda about it.

05:20Elder Scrolls 6 is still five years away given the scale of Starfield development.

08:00Sony's redacted document reveals interesting information that is still visible through the redactions.