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What does Tencent have to do with it?
I had really hoped to purchase Call of Duty 1, United Offensive, 2 and World at War. Kind of sucks that this happens.
Tencent has 5% ownership of Activision Blizzard, and because of the potential huge market in China, Activision usually, if not always, do whatever Tencent/CCP wants them to do.
And your evidence for this is what exactly?