Microsoft's Bethesda Acquisition Results in Indiana Jones Game Becoming Xbox Exclusive, Sparking Antitrust Concerns

Microsoft's purchase of Bethesda's parent company, ZeniMax, led to an Indiana Jones game planned for multiple platforms becoming an Xbox exclusive.
The FTC argues Microsoft's actions show their assurances about keeping Call of Duty multiplatform after acquiring Activision Blizzard are not believable.
Microsoft claims their purchase of Minecraft maker Mojang is a better comparison, but the FTC disagrees.
The upcoming Indiana Jones game from MachineGames was originally going to release on PlayStation and Xbox but became Xbox-only after Microsoft's acquisition of ZeniMax.
Microsoft says making Call of Duty an Xbox exclusive would be "nonsensical" but their actions with the ZeniMax purchase suggest otherwise according to regulators.