After the B Social Card was acquired by Microsoft, its game Raiders will no longer log on to Sony's PlayStation platform.

CTOnews.com, June 24 (Xinhua)-- the Federal Trade Commission is currently blocking Microsoft's successful acquisition of Activision Blizzard. In a court lawsuit, Bethesda's senior vice president, Pete Hine, confirmed that after the company was acquired by Microsoft, its game "the Raiders of Treasures" would abandon its multi-platform strategy and only land on Microsoft platform.

It is reported that Society B originally planned to release "Raiders" on multiple platforms in order to make more profits, but now Bethesda has changed the agreement, "Raiders" will now only access the Xbox and PC platforms, no longer choose to log on to Sony PlayStation platform, in addition, the game will join Xbox Game Pass on its first day of release.

According to Bethesda Pete Hine, the reason why Bethesda chose to cancel the "Raiders" multi-platform strategy is that it can reduce the number of evaluation versions of the game during the test period and make the overall development process more smoothly. He also cited the game "Star" as an example, saying that if "Star" landed on the whole platform, it would certainly not be available in September this year.

▲ "Raiders of the Treasure" game concept trailer, picture source Bethesda

▲ "Raiders" game concept trailer, source Bethesda CTOnews.com learned after inquiries that "Raiders" is currently being produced by Bethesda studio MachineGames, this is an original game based on the classic star character Harrison Ford, there is no exact launch date and price information.