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Call of Duty has brought in $27 billion in revenue for Activision.

Báo Thanh niênBáo Thanh niên02/07/2023


According to Insider Gaming , Call of Duty is a game franchise that is inherently famous for its revenue, but based on recently revealed court documents from Microsoft, this franchise not only brings in a lot of money, but a lot of money for Activision.

Accordingly, the recent court hearing between Microsoft and the FTC brought a lot of interesting news to the gaming industry. In particular, the technology giant recently leaked an important and never-before-revealed information to the internet.

Call of Duty đã mang về 27 tỉ USD doanh thu cho Activision - Ảnh 1.

Call of Duty has brought in $27 billion in revenue for Activision.

More specifically, multiple sources have revealed that Call of Duty as a gaming franchise has grossed over $27 billion over its 20-year existence. This figure is from 2020, so the franchise is certainly well past the $30 billion mark now, with the explosive reception of Warzone and Modern Warfare II , with the latter alone making $1 billion in just 10 days.

It's hard to get exact figures, but according to some sources, the sales figures revealed could make Call of Duty the second highest-grossing game series of all time, behind Pokémon . In addition, the game franchise also boasts an incredible 7-10 million daily active players.

The impressive achievements of the game series are raising the question of whether the nearly $70 billion that Microsoft wants to spend to own Activision Blizzard is a smart move for the technology giant to fully own this money-making game brand?



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