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RTS developer Massive Entertainment is apparently being shopped around, as
Videogaming247 reveals more potential fallout from the formation of
Activision Blizzard as
the newly merged giant assesses its roster of games and developers. They
learned of the situation while speaking with Martin Walfisz at the Develop
conference, where the Massive Entertainment president and founder told them:
"Apparently they didn’t want an RTS studio in Europe, and to be honest we would
have loved to have worked with Activision, but we’re pretty confident in our
capabilities and there are not many studios that can match our quality."
Complicating the situation is that Activision Blizzard owns the World in
Conflict intellectual property as well, and while Massive is currently
working on the Soviet Assault expansion for the RTS game, it is possible
that the IP could be sold off in a separate transaction:
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