Activision Blizzard will continue to accept cannabis

They are one of the most popular game studios – and a voice in the mainstreaming of cannabis. But now they merge …

Activision Blizzard, a titanium in the game industry, has its ability to open up cultural trends and combine with a variety of audiences. But today Microsoft won the last appointment in a deal to bring it together to the company. The acquisition has the potential to redesign the competition in the video game industry, especially in the cloud gaming and mobile gaming sectors. About 25% of the world play a form of online games, give it great cultural relevance. But will Activision Blizzard continue to accept cannabis?

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One of the most remarkable examples is the playful and creative hug of the company's cannabis culture in its flagship franchise, Call of Duty. Over the years, Activision Blizzard has published a variety of cosmetic objects with cannabis topics, such as the “cannabush skin” and the “Stoner's Delight” bundle, which enable the players to express themselves and to give their experience in a touch of humor.

This year, the Collaboration Reached New Heights with the Introduction of Seth Rogen-A Well-Known cannabis enthusiast-As a free operator in Call of Duty: Black Ops 6. His Arrival Brought A Suite of THEMED Rewards and Coincided with the “Blaze of Glory” Event Can Collect Special In-Game Currency and Unlock cannabis-insspired items, Further Enhancing the Sense of Community and Fun. These initiatives not only reflect the developing attitudes towards cannabis in society, but also illuminates the commitment of Activision Blizzard to keep its content fresh, relevant and committed.

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The openness of the game industry for cannabis topics reflects broader trends in the USA, in which the legalization and normalization of cannabis continues to gain dynamics. If the laws of the federal and country laws develop, brands like Activision Blizzard are well positioned to connect with a new audience and to promote inclination by recognizing different lifestyles and interests. The integration of cannabis culture into the mainstream games shows a future-oriented approach and makes Activision Blizzard for both entertainment and cultural relevance.

The good news is that Microsoft has developed an important player in the cannabis business world, in particular through its partnerships and technology solutions that are tailored to the special needs of these rapidly growing, highly regulated industry. The company was one of the first major technology companies that entered the cannabis room and worked together with a friendly financial investment to provide government agencies with “seed-to-sale” software. This software organized in the Azure Government Cloud by Microsoft helps the state and local governments to monitor legal cannabis sales, ensure compliance and management of the regulation.

In addition, the Dynamics 365 Business Central platform from Microsoft was adapted by companies such as 365 cannabis for the cannabis industry. This ERP solution (Enterprise Resource Planning) is designed for breeders, processors, distributors and retailers and offers functions such as production management, inventory tracking, quality control and compliance reporting.

So it seems that Microsoft will continue to accept the mainstreaming of cannabis in her new part of the company.