Big video game companies just can’t stop buying studios

Big video game companies just can’t stop buying studios


Sony just announced its intent to acquire Destiny maker Bungie for $3.6 billion, capping what’s been an absolutely massive month for gaming acquisitions. Take-Two kicked things off with its deal to buy Zynga for $12.

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