Sony has called the UK Competition and Markets Authority's reversed stance on the Microsoft Activision deal 'surprising and irrational'.
However, a month later the CMA seemingly
It adds that the CMA’s new “diametrically opposite approach” is based “almost exclusively on a single economic model on which it places ‘significantly more weight’ than other available evidence”. It says the new model suggests Microsoft would see a “significant financial loss” if it kept Call of Duty exclusive toHowever, Sony claims the new data the CMA was using was flawed, and that if the “errors” were to be corrected then the gains Microsoft would get from players switching to Xbox would be “three times as high as the lifetime value of an average PlayStation user”.
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