Phil Spencer I tried to Clarify once and for all who – which Call of Duty will remain on PlayStation Even after the possible completion of the acquisition of Activision Blizzard: The CEO of Microsoft Gaming has expressed himself candidly on the issue and ensured that there were no ulterior motives.
In light of the extraordinary results of Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2, where $1 billion was made in ten days, Spencer was asked again about the potential for the series to somehow become “Xbox Exclusivebut he denied this scenario and repeated what has been said so far, trying to be more accurate.
“It’s not like I’m going to pull the rug out from under the feet of the PlayStation 7 at some point and say ‘Hahahaha, you haven’t signed a contract long enough. “There is no contract that says anything. foreverXbox Chief Explained.
“I think the idea that we can make a contract with ‘forever’ terms inside is a bit dumb, but I have absolutely no problem signing it. More permanent commitment Sony feels comfortable with the organizers and they feel comfortable with them.”
Then Spencer put forth a series of very explicit phrases: “Call of Duty will remain available originally On PlayStation, it will not be tied to the subscription requirement for game arcadewill not be in flow. If they want a streaming version of Call of Duty, we can still do it, just like we do on our consoles.”
“I’m not hiding anything. Let’s talk about Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, which performs great on both PlayStation and Xbox, but also next episode, next episode, next episode. Available natively on the platform, without having to subscribe to Game Pass and without Sony having to accept Game Pass on their consoles to make this happen.”
“There are no excuses. We want to continue bringing Call of Duty to PlayStation without any kind of gimmick. I understand that some people are worried and that’s why I try to be as clear as possible.”
Will Phil Spencer’s many reassurances be enough to put the Activision Blizzars acquisition assessment in Europe back on track? As we know, the European Commission did not give the green light and moved to the second stage, ordering new and more in-depth investigations.
However, the reasons expressed by the commission and episodes such as Riccardo Cardoso’s unhappy tweet are restoring a sense of apparent bias against Microsoft, which we hope the facts prove wrong.
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