Apparently, Activision Blizzard is purchasing out King’s Entertainment, which we all might know for their ever loving candy crunching, Candy Crush Saga game. Lets find out more about how these become through and what are Activision Blizzard’s plans upon purchasing King.
Companies selling to other companies are not entirely new, a good example of recent happenings of such is when Minecraft creators sold the rights to the game to Microsoft for $2.5billion, which is a hefty price for a non-graphical game, though the idea is mostly the one they have both, not the titles themselves. With that in mind, lets get back to Activision Blizzard.
The company that holds on high-end console game titles like Destiny and Call of Duty, looks like they’re going a bit more deeper in the widest spectrum of control as they could possible achieve. With that, they have control of certain King Entertainment titles such as hmm, well Candy Crush Saga. Truth be told, we only know about Candy Crush as a huge app game that has grown from being a casual game, into something larger, though not as large right now. However, we might find a few new things with Activision Blizzard on the driver seat, but now, we all just have to wait on Activision Blizzard’s next move on this.
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