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Call of Duty to stay on PlayStation as long there is a console out there, says Phil Spencer - Vimarsana News

Call of Duty to stay on PlayStation as long there is a console out there, says Phil Spencer

Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer clears the company's intent with Call of Duty on PlayStation. In the past, Microsoft's offer to keep Call Of Duty on PlayStation was labelled

Source: digit.in
Microsoft hints it will support Call of Duty on PlayStation forever - Vimarsana News

Microsoft hints it will support Call of Duty on PlayStation forever

With Microsoft is confident about its proposed $69 billion acquisition of Activision, the software giant intends to continue supporting the Call of Duty franchise on PlayStation forever.

Source: neowin.net
Microsoft says Call of Duty will stay on PlayStation "as long as there's a PlayStation out there" - Vimarsana News

Microsoft says Call of Duty will stay on PlayStation "as long as there's a PlayStation out there"

In a new podcast interview with Justine and Jenna Ezarik on Same Brain, the YouTubers asked Xbox boss Phil Spencer about Microsoft's acquisition of Activision Blizzard and...

Call of Duty Games Won't Leave the PlayStation As Long as There is One Out There, Phil Spencer Says - Vimarsana News

Call of Duty Games Won't Leave the PlayStation As Long as There is One Out There, Phil Spencer Says

Xbox's head promises that the Call of Duty franchise won't leave the PlayStation platform again.

The EU is reportedly launching an "advanced probe" into Microsoft's Activision Blizzard buyout - Vimarsana News

The EU is reportedly launching an "advanced probe" into Microsoft's Activision Blizzard buyout

Phase 2 of the investigation could be announced next week