Microsoft and extra particularly Phil Spencer has tried repeatedly to be clear with gamers that Name Of Obligation will stay on PlayStation even after its acquisition of Activision Blizzard King closes.
In what appears to be one other try and drill that time into the minds of gamers, a brand new report from The Verge reveals that Spencer wrote a letter to PlayStation boss Jim Ryan, through which he promised that world shooter franchise would stay on PlayStation for “a number of extra years” previous Sony’s present cope with Activision.
“In January, we offered a signed settlement to Sony to ensure Name of Obligation on PlayStation, with characteristic and content material parity, for not less than a number of extra years past the present Sony contract, a proposal that goes effectively past typical gaming business agreements.”
Now Spencer doesn’t elaborate what occurs after these “a number of” years, which does depart it open to debate as as to if or not it ever will change into unique.
However it does appear clear that PlayStation gamers can belief to see the franchise keep on the platform for the following few years.
Supply – [The Verge]
