Microsoft And Sony, Playstation-based Call of Duty made the deal. Sony has been hot about this before hadn’t looked.
Update 21:11 – Microsoft has confirmed that the deal is 10 years.
Microsoft has made long-term Call of Duty agreements with many companies to complete the Activision Blizzard acquisition. Behind these deals was to show that COD would not be removed from other platforms to address the concerns raised during the acquisition process. Sony, which did not take kindly to this issue before, took a step back today and He signed an agreement with Microsoft that guaranteed COD to remain on the PlayStation side. This agreement is thought to be for 10 years, but an exact number is not yet given. Head of Xbox for this new deal Phil Spencer, “Microsoft and PlayStation have signed a binding agreement for Call of Duty to remain on PlayStation following the acquisition of Activision Blizzard. We look forward to a future where gamers have more options to play their favorite games.” said. Sony has said in recent months that Microsoft may raise the price of Call of Duty, make it only available on its own Xbox Game Pass subscription service, and even strategically He said he was worried that Call of Duty on PlayStation could reduce its quality and performance.. Commentary on this by Jim RyanI don’t want a new Call of Duty deal. I just want to prevent your merger/acquisition” The statement made a lot of noise. If Ryan is then The low-end PlayStation version to be prepared for Call of DutyHe said it would do great damage to their reputation. “If the game turns out badly for us, our players will leave our platform in large numbers, and if that happens, things will never improve.” such a strange statement making Ryan was struggling to cancel the deal, but Microsoft was not defeated in this regard and it has now come to the last point to finish the purchase.
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