Earlier this year, faced with Microsoft’s promise“Last time”(Call of Duty) PlayStation’s three-year support commitment, which Jim Ryan, CEO of Sony Interactive Entertainment, bluntly stated “falls short on many levels.” As of today, Xbox boss Phil Spencer is participating Same brain A new statement was released during the Podcast show. “We won’t let Call of Duty leave the PlayStation,” he told her. “This is not our intention. As long as there is a PlayStation that sells, we will have Call of Duty for it, as if we” do not care.“Minecraft”whatever. “
Subsequently, Spencer further stressed that in recent years “Minecraft” supports more and more platforms and hopes that “Call of Duty” will develop in this direction in the future. Previously, the UK Competition and Markets Authority had decided to conduct a “second phase investigation” into the acquisitions of Microsoft and Activision Blizzard. Microsoft accuses regulators of hiring Sony’s ” Sony ”selfish statement“, but he nevertheless expressed that he would cooperate with the authority and was confident that the other party could be persuaded to approve the transaction. Spencer’s speech this time should also be seen as a signal.
