In late 2021, it joined other regulators in objecting to Nvidia's $40 billion purchase of chipmaker Arm. If Bungie maintains its promises of releasing games across multiple video game platforms, it's tough to imagine that the FTC will take any steps to stop the acquisition. It faces far less scrutiny that Microsoft's purchase of Activision Blizzard, which is taking place under a much higher price tag that might have been deflated by a battery of lawsuits accusing the Call of Duty publisher of allowing a culture of sexual harassment, abuse, and discrimination to foster at its studios.