Microsoft’s head of games has gone out of his way to reaffirm, in a few different ways, that he intends for Call of Duty to remain on PlayStation.
Everyone is trying to poke holes in Microsoft’s commitment to keep Call of Duty on PlayStation once it takes control of Activision Blizzard, and Phil Spencer is a little tired of that.
The games boss at Microsoft has clarified, once and for all, what the company actually intends to do with Call of Duty on PlayStation, leaving no room for alternate interpretations.
Speaking on The Verge’s Decoder podcast, Spencer was directly asked about some of the ways Microsoft could decide to get out of this agreement down the line. The worry mainly stems from the way Spencer’s previous statement was worded.
Though Microsoft has always promised to keep Call of Duty on PlayStation for years to come, Sony said the offer was “inadequate on many levels”.
