Microsoft's acquisition of Activision has reached its climax with strong statements emerging from all parties and entities involved. Yesterday, Microsoft began responding to Sony's statements about the deal, and now it's Activision's turn to do the same.

Sony, in its latest statement, said yesterday that Microsoft could harm it in some way if it agrees to release the Call of Duty series on PlayStation devices. This method consists of releasing copies that suffer from technical problems and lack content, as we mentioned here. But the response to this statement was shocking, not from Microsoft, but from Activision.

Vice President of Activision Lulu Cheng She shared a tweet from The Verge’s editor talking about Sony’s latest statement. Where she tweeted on Twitter, saying that her company, in cooperation with Microsoft, offered unmatched deals to Sony and all of them were rejected, so why is the statement made this way by Sony?

lulu She attacked the PlayStation's head Jim Ryan In public, I denounced his statement when he said that Sony is not looking for a strong deal to release the Call of Duty series on its devices, but rather for the deal to fall through completely.

The CEO of SIE answered this question in Brussels.

In his words:

“I don’t want a new Call of Duty contract. I just want to block their merger.

– Lulu Cheng Meservey (@lulumeservey) March 8, 2023

The congressman’s tweets were surprising because we are not used to seeing people in high positions at famous companies attacking each other in public. Sure, this tweet could cause things to escalate and escalate, but we don’t expect that to happen.

What do you think of the Activision representative's behavior and response to Jim Ryan's statements in this manner?

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