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The article suggests that Microsoft's potential acquisition of Palworld and Pocketpair reflects its engagement in bolstering its presence in the gaming industry. By acquiring these companies, known for developing the popular game "Palworld," Microsoft aims to expand its game pipeline and establish a competitive edge against rival firms.
There’s Little Doubt Microsoft Will Try To Buy ‘Palworld’ And Pocketpair At This Point
With an existing relationship with the publisher of the megahit Palworld, no doubt Microsoft wants it all for themselves.
www.forbes.com
So, how much? Of course Microsoft shelled out $69 billion for Activision Blizzard. Zenimax-Bethesda was $7.5 billion. It paid $2.5 billion for Minecraft’s Mojang in 2014. How much would they spend here to lock up Palworld? Half a billion? A billion? Two? Granted we don’t know what the game’s long term prospects are, but if Microsoft, a $3 trillion company, can buy up what is likely to be one of the biggest hits of the year, and something people are genuinely talking about at least temporarily besting Pokémon, yeah, I think they could throw a relatively small amount of cash its way easily enough.