Phil Spencer He spoke with Bloomberg on the matter. call of Duty and special in general: a type of product that will disappear, according to the CEO of Microsoft Gaming: “they will see less and less”said.
The topic is obviously still hot after Sony’s statements to the Brazilian antitrust a few weeks ago that Call of Duty is unrivaled and that the acquisition of Activision Blizzard could represent a huge advantage for Microsoft.
An argument that Spencer didn’t give much weight to: “Maybe you bought an Xbox at home and I bought a PlayStation, but our children they want to play together and they can’t Just because we bought the wrong piece of plastic to hook it up to the TV,” he explained.
“We really want to be able to welcome new users and reduce friction, that people feel safe playing, find friends, play with them. regardless of device type“
“I think in the long run it will be a good thing for the industry. Maybe in the short run there are people at some companies who don’t like it, but I think once we get over the hurdle and see what the market can do, ‘keep growing, we’ll find out it’s true.”
Source: Multiplayer
