Phil Spencer He participated in a new interview with Same Brain, a well-known YouTube channel. The head of Xbox once again talked about the acquisition of Activision Blizzard, or rather Call of Duty and its potential exclusivity. In short, as long as PlayStation exists, Call of Duty will stay on PlayStation.
Phil Spencer, or rather, said: “We will not remove Call of Duty from PlayStation. […] That’s not our intention, our goal is to continue to release Call of Duty on PlayStation as long as we have a PlayStation to release the game on.”
Then he continues: “This Same as we did in Minecraft as long as we have it. We’ve expanded the platforms where we can play Minecraft. We haven’t reduced access to the game and from what I can see it’s been a good thing for the Minecraft community and I want to do the same with Call of Duty.”
He then explains that the purchase will bring. Benefits for Xbox players“Great games are coming to Game Pass. It’s not about driving these communities away from other platforms.” For Phil Spencer, the Xbox, as it has long been said, is a way to play video games through multiple screens, not just console with TV.
Spencer continues: Activision Blizzard Could Help Xbox to provide access to many products on multiple screens. From Spencer’s perspective, the company can teach Xbox a lot. In fact, Microsoft also says that thanks to Activision Blizzard’s experience in mobile games, purchasing can help build an Xbox mobile store.
Finally, Spencer states: Understands that PlayStation players care On the idea of losing access to Call of Duty, but the Xbox boss reiterates that the shooter franchise is not going away.
Source: Multiplayer
