EGW-NewsOut of the blue: Microsoft acquires ZeniMax Studios for $ 7.5 billion
Out of the blue: Microsoft acquires ZeniMax Studios for $ 7.5 billion
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Just a few hours ago, Jason Schreier announced a possible deal between Microsoft and ZeniMax. Just a few minutes later, the information was confirmed: Microsoft acquired ZeniMax Studios.
ZeniMax subsidiaries will now join the Xbox family. The following companies are now part of Microsoft's gaming division.
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- Bethesda Game Studios
- id Software
- ZeniMax Online Studios
- Arkane
- MachineGames
- Tango Gameworks
- Alpha dog
- Roundhouse studios
This deal looks extremely impressive, given that the new Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S are coming out soon. Xbox will add titles such as Dishonored, Wolfenstein, The Elder Scrolls, DOOM and others to its collection of games. Recall that the deal is valued at $ 7.5 billion.
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