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What does Xbox’s Activision acquisition mean? | Last of the Nintendogs

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On this week’s Last of the Nintendogs, editors Mike Minotti and Jeff Grubb react to the breaking news that Xbox is acquiring Activision Blizzard. Does this mean no more Call of Duty games on Nintendo Switch? Who could live in such a gloomy dystopia?! Join the crew, won’t you?

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Author: Jeff Grubb
Source: Venturebeat

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