Get ready for the regulators ‘ inspection.
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Microsoft has confirmed that it will not make Call of Duty and other Activision Blizzard series exclusive to its platforms after acquiring the company.
In a new message, Microsoft talks about the terms of conduct it will adopt for the various digital stores in preparation for the inspection of the regulatory authorities, which have already confirmed that they are ready to analyze this business.
Microsoft once again confirms the existing agreement between Activision and PlayStation, something that will honor, but now adds that it has already confirmed to Sony that Call of Duty games will continue to come out on PlayStation consoles even after the current contract expires.
In this way, Microsoft hopes to solve one of the biggest concerns that some regulatory entities demonstrated when the deal was announced and still says that it will do the same with the games planned for Nintendo Switch.
New Microsoft statement on app stores and Call of Duty on PlayStationhttps://t.co/VBbmscIJ6i pic.twitter.com/tXwWto0HNg
– Daniel Ahmad (@ZhugeEX) February 9, 2022
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