Microsoft, which dropped a bomb on the game industry yesterday, announced that it had bought Activision Blizzard, one of the world’s biggest game companies. It was also among the information that the games of the company they purchased will be added to the GamePass system in the near future.
With the opening of the markets right after this event, Sony’s shares almost crashed to the bottom. Many PlayStation users were talking about rumors that world giant games such as Call of Duty could not be played on PlayStation and said that Xbox “dominated” the game world.
Xbox President Phil Spencer made a statement on the subject
Phil Spencer, the head of Microsoft’s Xbox brand, managed to make many players smile with a statement he made today. Spencer clarified the allegations that Activision Blizzard games will not come to Sony’s consoles from now on. The head of Xbox said in a statement:
“The Activision Blizzard company produces games that many players play and enjoy on many different platforms. I would like to say to those who play these games on Sony platforms: We do not intend to remove these communities from Sony platforms in the future. ”
Although Spencer’s statement put most players at ease, some players and industry leaders said it was unclear what Phil Spencer meant by “communities”. In other words, players who expressed that they are worried that new games will not be released on Sony platforms or that some features will not be on these platforms at a later date, underline that this is a move that can end PlayStation.
Microsoft, which bought Bethesda, another world giant game company, about 2 years ago, gave evasive answers about which platforms the games would be released on, and later announced that some games would be released exclusively for Xbox consoles and computers.
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