Microsoft bought Candy Crush for .7 68.7 billion

Microsoft bought Candy Crush for .7 68.7 billion
Palo Alto, California: Microsoft has announced that it has bought several popular game makers, including Activision Blizzard, for a whopping .7 68.7 billion (12,157 billion Pakistani rupees), including Candy Crush.

In this regard, a tweet has also been made by Microsoft in which the logos of Microsoft Xbox and Activation Blizzard are shown together:

In a related press release, Microsoft Corporation stated that it intends to purchase Activision Blizzard.

However, experts familiar with the modern world of gaming say that this announcement was made only after the completion of the purchase process, otherwise it does not mention the amount so clearly.

With this purchase, not only will all products and assets including Activision Blizzard games be owned by Microsoft, but also Microsoft will have the opportunity to move faster than Xbox and traditional online gaming into the world of mobile gaming. ۔

Microsoft’s press release also states that new games will be developed for Metavers in the coming years, using the skills of Activation Blizzard.

It should be noted that ‘Candy Crush’, developed by King Studio, a subsidiary of Activision Blizzard, has been downloaded more than 3 billion times so far and is one of the most popular games in the world, which can be enjoyed on Facebook in addition to smartphones. I can also play live.