Every Activision Blizzard Game Franchise Xbox Now Owns

Microsoft acquired Activision Blizzard officially after almost two years from the original announcement. This acquisition is worth a whopping $69 Billion. Activision Blizzard is now under the Xbox first-party umbrella. The company that created franchises such as Diablo and Call of Duty is part of this. Xbox has a much wider range of game franchises, including Overwatch and World of Warcraft. 

Activision Blizzard has many more titles than just Call of Duty or Overwatch. We’ve created a place where you can easily see all the Activision Blizzard games that Xbox owns. 

Every Activision Blizzard Game Franchise Xbox Now Owns

• Call of Duty
• Crash Bandicoot (after Activision acquired Vivendi Universal in 2008)
• Diablo 
• Gabriel Knight (after Activision acquired Vivendi Universal in 2008)
• Geometry Wars is now available (after Activision purchased Vivendi Universal 2008).
• Guitar Hero is now available after Activision purchased RedOctane (in 2007).
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• Hearthstone
• Heroes of the Storm
• Heavy Gear
• Raven Software acquired by Activision in 1997.
• Interstate ’76
• King’s Quest, after Activision bought VivendiUniversal in 2008
• Laura Bow Mystery Series
• Lost Vikings
• Overwatch
• Phantasmagoria (after Activision acquired Vivendi Universal in 2008)
• Pitfall
• Police Quest (after Activision acquired Vivendi Universal in 2008)
• The Prototype
• Quest for Glory (after Activision acquired Vivendi Universal in 2008)
• Ski Resort Tycoon
• Skylanders 
• Soldier of Fortune
• Space Quest (after Activision acquired Vivendi Universal in 2008)
• Spryo (after Activision acquired Vivendi Universal in 2008)
• Starcraft
• SWAT: (as part of Police Quest, which Activision bought after it acquired VivendiUniversal in 2008).
• Tenchu (but not the original games, but only those released after Activision’s sale of the franchise to From Software).
• Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater & Related Titles 
• True Crime 
• Ultimate Soccer Manager (after Activision acquired Vivendi Universal in 2008)
• Warcraft
• World of Warcraft
• Zork, after Activision acquired Infocom developer in 1986

Xbox owns the Every King game

Activision Blizzard acquired King for $5.9 Billion in February 2016.

• Bubble Saga
• Bubble Witch Saga
• Hoop de Loop Saga
• Candy Crush Saga
• Pyramid Solitaire Saga
• Pet Rescue Saga
• Papa Pear Saga
• Farm Heroes Saga
• Pepper Panic Saga
• Bubble Witch 2 Saga
• Diamond Digger Saga
• Candy Crush Soda Saga
• AlphaBetty Saga
• Scrubby Dubby Saga
• Paradise Bay
• Blossom Blast Saga
• Candy Crush Jelly Saga
• Farm Heroes Super Saga
• Shuffle Cats
• Bubble Witch 3 Saga
• Legend of Solgard
• Diamond Diaries Saga
• Candy Crush Friends Saga
• Pet Rescue Puzzle Saga
• Knighthood – Epic RPG Knights
• Crash bandicoot on the Run
• Rebel Riders

Xbox is now the owner of many franchises, games, and even some that have not been played in years. Xbox has the potential to revive or develop sequels for any game on this list. 

Activision Blizzard’s CEO Bobby Kotick, for example, reportedly had an employee all-hands meeting this week where James Corden, a former late-night show host, interviewed him about the possibility of a Guitar Hero revival, among other things. Kotick is still Activision Blizzard’s CEO, and will be until the end the year. This was after Xbox chief Phil Spencer asked Kotick to assist with the company’s transition. 

Which franchises from this list would you like to see more games now that Xbox has them under its control? Comment below to let us know!