The acquisition of Activision by Microsoft is still in the final stages of cooking, it seems that it will take place in the next few months, but for the moment, it is not yet finalized.
In recent weeks, Microsoft’s purchase of Activision has once again been in the spotlight. Microsoft keeps pushing to get the deal done, while Sony seems to be celebrating every slowdown in it, in short, the end seems to be the one we all know, but the current situation is like that right now. Call Of Duty is one of the games that is most talked about when talking about said purchase, Sony does not want to lose this franchise on its consoles in any way and Microsoft does not intend for them to lose them, but when even they are not convinced.
Call Of Duty will continue on PlayStation, but at launch it will be on Game Pass
Phil Spencer reiterated What we knew in the past, Call Of Duty will not leave PlayStation, but it will be a fundamental part of Xbox Game Pass.
At Microsoft, we believe that Call of Duty will continue to exist on PlayStation consoles. It’s not just an idea, Microsoft’s goal isn’t to remove Call of Duty from PlayStation.
The acquisition process is still ongoing, but when it’s all over, I’ve already explained that we’ll be bringing the Call of Duty series to Xbox Game Pass. The acquisition of Activision will make Call of Duty an integral part of our subscription service.
Call Of Duty on PlayStation yes, but being fundamental to the subscription service, Xbox Game Pass. From Microsoft they know the importance of associating a saga like this with their service and even if it is launched on other platforms, the advantages of having it in a monthly payment service are too great.
