The repercussions of Microsoft’s acquisition of Activision Blizzard for almost $70 billion this week continue. While there was a lot of discussion about whether the company will release a game for Sony PlayStation in the new period, one of the industry’s leading hearers made claims about what Microsoft’s plans are. Here are Microsoft’s thoughts on Call of Duty productions…
Call of Duty games could be exclusive to Xbox
As you may remember, we shared with you the statements of Phil Spencer, CEO of Microsoft’s Xbox department, on the subject during the day. Spencer said that existing Sony PlayStation players will not be disconnected from Activision games. However, the phrase ‘available’ here confused many players and it was a matter of curiosity whether new games would come to PlayStation.
Jeff Grubb, known as one of the leading hearers in the industry, could not stand the insistent questions and sent a series of tweets from his official Twitter account and shared inside information to the players. Grubb claimed that the free-to-play CoD build called Call of Duty Warzone will be playable on all platforms, while all the main Call of Duty games that will be released starting today will only be released for PC and Xbox.
https://twitter. com/JeffGrubb/status/1483454695641436160
He stated that Microsoft is working on many scenarios after the agreement with Bethesda, and that the final decision was to not present these productions to the PlayStation brand, but only to Game Pass subscribers. In this sense, Jeff Grubb, who accepts that the income to be lost from the sales to be made on PlayStation will hit the investment to be made in Game Pass, thinks that Microsoft is risking this loss.
Microsoft’s acquisition of Activision Blizzard almost moved all the stones in the gaming world. Let’s see what developments will happen in the coming days. You can also share your views with us in the comments section.
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