Less than a month after the deal was blocked by the UK's Competition and Markets Authority, the European Commission has cleared Microsoft's acquisition of Activision Blizzard, finding that Microsoft "would have no incentive to refuse to distribute Activision’s games to Sony” and that “even if Microsoft did decide to withdraw Activision’s games from the PlayStation, this would not significantly harm competition in the consoles market.
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