Xbox chief says ‘Call Of Duty’ will remain on PlayStation


Spencer offered the assurance after speaking to Sony executives, saying that the company intends to honour all of Activision Blizzard’s existing agreements after the acquisition, including keeping the ‘Call Of Duty’ game on PlayStation. — Bloomberg

PlayStation fans will still be able to play the famed Call Of Duty franchise on the Sony gaming platform even after the proposed purchase of Activision Blizzard Inc by the parent of rival Xbox, Microsoft Corp’s head of gaming said on Jan 20.

Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer offered the assurance after speaking to Sony executives, saying that the company intends to honour all of Activision Blizzard’s existing agreements after the acquisition, including keeping the game on PlayStation.

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