After Microsoft successfully acquired Activision Blizzard, its first-party game lineup expanded rapidly. Microsoft estimates gaming revenue will grow 40% next quarter after the merger is completed.
After creating an infographic on Microsoft’s first-party game lineup, @Klobrille, an enthusiastic netizen and graphic designer in the Xbox community, once again compiled the Xbox game roadmap based on the content previewed by major studios.
The roadmap starts in 2020, looking back at the first-party Xbox games released so far and looking ahead to 2024 and the game lineup in the coming years. Most of these games will be launched on Sony PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch game consoles.
After an in-depth analysis by game expert Joost van Dreunen, he said that after Microsoft completes the acquisition of Activision Blizzard King, first-party revenue will increase significantly, with annual revenue estimated to reach US$11.6 billion (currently about RMB 84.912 billion).
Microsoft’s current studios: Xbox Game Studio: including 343 Industries, Obsidian Entertainment and many other studios, with an estimated number of employees of more than 2,500.
- B Company: Mainly focuses on games such as “Starfield”, Fallout, and The Elder Scrolls, with an estimated number of employees of more than 2,300.
- Activision: Including series such as Call of Duty, the estimated number of employees exceeds 7,500.
- Blizzard: Including “Diablo”, World of Warcraft, Overwatch and other series of games, the estimated number of employees exceeds 7,000.
- King: Including games like Candy Crush Saga, it’s estimated to be over 2,500 people.
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