Microsoft is committed to keeping Call of Duty on PlayStation "Another Years Game" following Sony's sale deal with Activision.
Microsoft Gaming and Xbox CEO Phil Spencer announced in a written letter to the PlayStation chief, he's made a sign so far that Call of Duty won't suddenly disappear from the PlayStation platform if it agrees to a $68.7 billion deal.
Call of Duty will be available with all its parts from Activision on PlayStation and Xbox
The launch of the Call of Duty game on the PlayStation, at the beginning of the Call of Duty game.
To remain in a state to stay in a state of survival in the future, with a view to permanently in the near future.
Call of Duty fans are still arguing over whether Microsoft could technically make the game an Xbox exclusive if the Activision Blizzard deal was finalized.
Microsoft's latest statement does not address what happens after the warranty period expires, but it is clear that the company is ready to guarantee Call of Duty on PlayStation for a longer period of time than usual.
Microsoft says that the strategy of not distributing Activision Blizzard games to competing consoles will only be profitable if the games can attract a large number of players to the Xbox system, generating revenue to offset losses from not selling those games to competing consoles.