A few days ago, we had the right to an announcement that shook the world of the video game industry with Microsoft who indeed wishes to buy Activision Blizzard for the modest sum of 70 billion dollars.
If the transaction is not yet concluded, the manufacturer made it known just yesterday that he wanted to follow the rules and be able to allow PlayStation players to enjoy Call of Duty for years to come.
While this statement is reassuring to the Sony community, Brad Smith, President of Microsoftwent even further in an interview with CNBC.
Microsoft wants to bring Call of Duty to Nintendo Switch
Brad Smith has indeed let it be known that it wanted to offer Nintendo Switch players the most emblematic licenses of Activision Blizzard, with Call of Duty in its sights.
Recently, the director of the firm has indeed affirmed once and for all that future Call of Duty games will be available on PlayStation consoles, even beyond the past agreement. With such a line of conduct, it is natural that the manufacturer therefore wishes to expand further among other “competitors”.
However, nothing is done yet because Microsoft’s acquisition of Activision Blizzard must go through the FTC firstand contrary to usual, this one announced that it was going to break with its traditions to examine this affair as it should be.