Microsoft said it would license Activision Blizzard's 'Call of Duty' (CoD) to Sony for 10 years to address concerns raised by Britain over its $69 billion takeover of the games maker, according to a document published by the regulator.
Sony, in its response to the CMA's findings, said the package of remedies it would offer protected all CoD players in Britain and provided substantial benefits to consumers and developers.
It added that it believed that the criteria for the CMA to consider behavioural remedies, such as those offered, had been met.
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