'Call of Duty': Next Three Games Will Continue to be Released on PlayStation, Despite Microsoft Deal

Relax, gamers, the next three 'Call of Duty' games will still come to PlayStation.

The announcement of Microsoft's upcoming acquisition of Activision-Blizzard has been shaking the industry since its announcement last week with a list of questions that still need to be answered. The most prevalent one is the status of the many franchises under Activision-Blizzard's giant umbrella when it comes to them appearing on non-Xbox consoles.

COLLIDER VIDEO OF THE DAY RELATED: Xbox CEO on the Future of Long Dormant Activision Games Coming to Console This honoring of pre-existing contracts continues the trend for studios being acquired by Microsoft as Bethesda's Deathloop remained a PlayStation console exclusive with the upcoming Ghostwire: Tokyo also retaining its PlayStation console exclusivity. CEO of Microsoft gaming, Phil Spencer, said in a tweet that Microsoft has the "desire to keep Call of Duty on PlayStation," going on to say "Sony is an important part of our industry, and we value our relationship.

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