Microsoft launched digital ads in London subway stations to promote Blizzard's acquisition.

Thank you for the handwritten clues delivered by CTOnews.com netizens! CTOnews.com, April 15, according to foreign science and technology media The Verge, Microsoft has stepped up its media publicity in London, England, hoping to convince Britons that Microsoft's acquisition of Activision Blizzard is good for players.

Microsoft put full-page ads in the Financial Times and the Daily Mail in March to promote the acquisition of Activision Blizzard, giving players a lot of benefits. The title of the CTOnews.com translation ad is "Let 150 million new players play call of Duty".

A month later, Microsoft once again launched digital ads in London subway stations. This ad mainly focuses on Nintendo Switch and various cloud gamers. Microsoft said that if the Blizzard acquisition is completed, it will bring call of Duty to these platforms.

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