The Call Of Duty game series is one of the biggest names in the gaming world. The games in the series of first-person military shooting games are especially popular and each year star at the top of Sony’s list of most active and rebellious games. Following Microsoft’s giant acquisition of Activision Blizzard by Microsoft, it was unclear whether future titles in the series would continue to reach the PlayStation, but at the moment Microsoft is reassuring and confirming that the companies will “continue to honor existing agreements”.
Tweeted the things Phil Spencer (Phil Spencer), CEO of Microsoft Gaming, in his Twitter account where he wrote “I had a good conversation with Sony executives. I have confirmed our intention to honor all existing agreements with the acquisition of Activision Blizzard and our desire to keep Call Of Duty on PlayStation. Sony is an important part of the industry and I appreciate the relationship with it. “
“We expect Microsoft to honor existing agreements and continue to ensure that Activision games are available across all platforms” The purchase announcement.
In doing so, it is important to remember that Microsoft honored “existing agreements” even when it acquired the distributor Bethesda. And with learning from past experience: The Deathloop title did remain exclusive to the PlayStation 5 console – in line with the pre-acquisition agreement – but Starfield, the new Bethesda franchise and role-playing game in space, became exclusive to Microsoft platforms and distributed to PCs and consoles later this year. -Xbox. It is therefore not known what the future of regulation will be after these agreements expire.
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