Microsoft claims it has no idea when Call of Duty came out

Here, let me google that for you.

from appearing on Sony’s PlayStation, Microsoft’s lawyers are suddenly pretending they have no idea whythe company’s 37-page replyMicrosoft avers that it lacks knowledge or information sufficient to form a belief as to the truth of the allegations concerning industry perceptions of Call of Duty and Call of Duty’s original release date; or as to the truth of the allegations concerning Call of Duty’s launch and typical release schedule and the resources and budget Activision allocates to Call of...

Here, let me Google that for you. Look at that, it autocompletes!Even forgetting for a moment that much of what Microsoft’s asking the FTC tois eminently googleable, I don’t believe for a damn second that Microsoft doesn’t have more obscure details as well, like the budgets and rough headcounts of everyFor one thing, Activision Blizzard probably coughed up those details as part of the due diligence around the transaction before Microsoft ever announced it would spend $68 billion on the company.

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