Sony shares tank after Microsoft Activision has taken over Blizzard

The shares of Sony have been announced since yesterday's announcement that Microsoft Activision BLIZZARD will have been whopping 13%, so a Bloomberg report. This is the lowest value that the company's shares have lost since 2008 when Sony had to fight with the turbulent PlayStation 3-Period.

Microsoft's stunning $69 billion-deal provides the $7.5 billion dollar deal, which the company completed 2020 to take over Bethesda's Animal, in the shadows and has led to the evaluation of Sony as a company overnight Reduced by 20 million dollars. In addition to the announcement to take over Activision Blizzard, Microsoft also explained the growing character of Game Pass, which now has 25 million monthly subscribers. This is more than the 18 million subscribers who had the service only one year ago.

With franchises like Call of Duty, World of Warcraft, Overwatch, Diablo, Tony Hawk and other Big, who will soon be in Microsoft's hands and probably many of them will come to Game Pass in the future to expand his library, could Sony Standing a tough fight to recover the lost terrain.

Sony is a tremendous challenge to insist in this crimping war alone... The headwind for Sony is only harder, says Amir Anvarzadeh from Asymmetric Advisors in the report.

Samundri Ito, Analyst at Morningstar Research, believes that the value promise of Game Pass and Microsoft's independence of hardware sales for Sony and its traditional model of exclusive games and hardware becomes too much. Sony will have trouble keeping with Microsoft in relation to the money that can spend it to buy popular games IP, they say. Falling shares show that investors are worried that Sony may not win further if the industry actually turns away from the hardware-based model.

Would you like to see in the meantime, which is currently available on Xbox Game Pass or what will come soon? Of course, you do.