Microsoft claims that Sony “is resentful of having to compete with Microsoft’s subscription service.'
, argues against Sony's comments about the importance of the Call of Duty franchise, and in doing so, also touches on how it believes Sony behaves towards the Xbox Game Pass service.
, Microsoft says Sony “is resentful of having to compete with Microsoft’s subscription service," and later adds, “Indeed, Microsoft’s ability to continue expanding Game Pass has been obstructed by Sony’s desire to inhibit such growth." Microsoft even says that"Sony pays for ‘blocking rights’ to prevent developers from adding content to Game Pass and other competing subscription services.
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