"FTC Hearing Explores Nintendo's Competitor Status Amidst Microsoft Trial and Activision CEO's Insights"

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The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) hearing regarding Microsoft's acquisition of Activision Blizzard has brought up the age-old debate of whether Nintendo's latest console is part of the current generation. The FTC is questioning the market scope and impact of the acquisition, with lawyers presenting different visions of the gaming market. Xbox boss Phil Spencer and Sony Interactive Entertainment head Jim Ryan have been questioned about the capabilities and competition of the Nintendo Switch. The hearing has highlighted the ongoing discussion around console generations and the differing perspectives of industry leaders.
- FTC-Xbox hearing tackles a thorny question: Is Nintendo a competitor? Polygon
- Microsoft FTC Trial: Activision CEO Bobby Kotick on Call of Duty Exclusivity and Other Key Takeaways IGN
- Activision-Blizzard CEO apparently says next Nintendo system close to PlayStation 4 and Xbox One power-wise My Nintendo News
- Activision CEO Made 'A Bad Judgement' In Not Supporting The Nintendo Switch More Nintendo Life
- Activision boss says next Nintendo console is close to PS4 / Xbox One in terms of power Nintendo Everything
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