| Shiken said: He mentioned nothing of future Call of Duty releases, he just said keep CoD on Playstation. This could be as little as keeping servers for old games up alongside continued support for Warzone, all the way to all CoD games coming just as they always had. It was extremely vague and every bit as useless as his Bethesda comments. Given MS track record and how they have handled every other acquisition however, it is safe to say the former of the two above is most likely to happen. Continued Warzone support, all new mainline games exclusive to XBox and PC (outside of any existing contracts that may or may not actually exist). However in this case, if contracts do already exist, unless MS buys their way out of them...it will be a few years even after the acquisition before we really know what MS plans to do with CoD exclusivity. |
But why mention Call of Duty at all? Take it out the tweet and the message remains the same.
Although I do agree COD will eventually be exclusive to the Xbox platform, but with Sony renewing their contract with Activision last year, and with how long they usually last (5 years), this may be more of a PS6 problem than a PS5 one.
