Today, February 21, could prove to be a pivotal day in Microsoft's ongoing effort to acquire Activision Blizzard amid concerns from regulators. That's because top bosses from Microsoft and Sony, including Phil Spencer and Jim Ryan, are taking part in a behind-closed-doors meeting with EU regulators in Brussels to make their cases.
In addition to Spencer from Microsoft and Ryan from Sony, Microsoft's president, Brad Smith, will be at the meeting, alongside Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick. A report from Retuers (via The Verge) said people from Google, Nvidia, Valve, EA, and the European Games Developer Federation will be on hand as well.
Smith announced on Twitter today that Microsoft and Nintendo have entered into a deal to put Call of Duty on Nintendo platforms for the next decade, should the deal go through.
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