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Microsoft will ship Call of Duty to PlayStation as long as PlayStation exists - Vimarsana News

Microsoft will ship Call of Duty to PlayStation as long as PlayStation exists

Microsoft now says it will continue bringing and shipping Call of Duty games to PlayStation as long as Sony has a PlayStation console on the market.

Call of Duty Will Remain on PlayStation Consoles If They Still Exist, Says Xbox Boss - Vimarsana News

Call of Duty Will Remain on PlayStation Consoles If They Still Exist, Says Xbox Boss

Once again, Xbox boss Phil Spencer says that the Call of Duty franchise will stay on PlayStation consoles as long as they still exist.

Xbox head acknowledges large gap between major first-party game releases - Vimarsana News

Xbox head acknowledges large gap between major first-party game releases

While 2022 initially looked very promising for Xbox, a number of high-profile delays have left a pretty big gap in major first-party releases. Halo Infinite struggled out the gate and with Starfield and Redfall now coming in 2023, there is no major holiday season exclusive this year, a fact that is not lost on Phil …

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Phil Spencer acknowledges 'it's been too long' since Xbox's last big first-party game - Vimarsana News

Phil Spencer acknowledges 'it's been too long' since Xbox's last big first-party game

But the exec claims 2023 will be stronger for its first-party output…

Phil Spencer says Microsoft will keep Call of Duty on PlayStation - Vimarsana News

Phil Spencer says Microsoft will keep Call of Duty on PlayStation

In the wake of regulatory scrutiny over the Activision Blizzard acquisition, Microsoft has attempted to make its plans a bit clearer, confirming that Call of Duty will continue to be a multiplatform game. While some do doubt how true this is, Microsoft is continuing to reiterate this statement. In a recent interview with the Same …