Bloomberg is moving forward with the news that the Disney may be interested in buying the video game publisher and producer Electronic Arts – known most recently for 'EA Sports FC 24', 'Star Wars Jedi: Survivor' and also the 'remake' of 'Dead Space'.
The publication states that the executives closest to Disney's CEO, Bob Iger, have encouraged the company's leader to invest in the video game industry with the purchase of Electronic Arts, considered one of the largest companies in the area. However, it seems that Iger is not particularly a fan of this idea and, apparently, may not opt for this route.
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It should be noted that the video game industry has undergone major acquisitions in recent times. In addition to Sony's purchase of Bungie, Microsoft has also acquired Bethesda and is also preparing to purchase Activision Blizzard.
