Sony is worried that if Microsoft acquires Activision Blizzard (ATVI_AB), it will break the PlayStation version of CallofDuty on purpose.
an Xbox Game Pass exclusive.Call of Duty
series is to both platforms. For its part, Microsoft has responded to Sony’s observations. Here’s what a Microsoft spokesperson said in a statement : Since the CMA issued its Provisional Findings, we have offered solutions which address its concerns and increase the deal’s benefits to UK players and game developers. These include a guarantee of parity between Xbox and PlayStation on access to Call of Duty and legally binding commitments to ensure that Call of Duty is available to at least 150 million more players on other consoles and cloud streaming platforms once the deal closes.
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