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Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens Wu Yanzu in South China for the delivery of clues! CTOnews.com, March 20 (Xinhua)-- as Sony has been clinging to the "call of Duty", it is trying to get regulators to stifle Microsoft's acquisition of Activision Blizzard with an antitrust investigation. To reveal that Sony's intention is not wine, Microsoft is now proposing a new point of view to CMA, saying that Activision Blizzard is not the largest third-party supplier of the Playstation platform.

In response to the UK Competition and Market Authority (CMA), Microsoft revealed that gaming company EA is the largest third-party supplier of console games, followed by Uber and Take-Two Interactive. Of course, while Microsoft stresses that this is the case with PlayStation, it is clear that the same is true of Xbox.

It is worth mentioning that Sony Mutual Entertainment, as a publisher, is the fourth largest publisher on Playstation, followed by Activision Blizzard.

"Sony has 286 PlayStation exclusive games," Microsoft said. Microsoft added that Sony's first-party game is "almost completely exclusive to the PlayStation platform" (CTOnews.com Note: Sony's "Spider-Man: miles Morales", "Last Survivor", "mysterious Sea: the Legend of Thieves" and "the return of death" have been or will be available on PC).

Speaking of "the Last Survivor," Microsoft and Activision Blizzard also want regulators to pay more attention to HBO TV programs. An Activision executive had previously claimed that the success of "the Last Survivor" was a good reason for the merger, and Microsoft specifically pointed out the show's success to CMA.

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