Xbox boss Phil Spencer has stated he’s open to making a 'longer-term' commitment to Sony and regulators that Call of Duty will stay on PlayStation.
Attempting to clarify that there were no tricks or loopholes to his statement, Spencer added: “We think Call of Duty will be on PlayStation as long as players want to play Call of Duty on PlayStation. And that’s not a competitive threat against PlayStation, that’s just a pragmatic way of looking at it.
“If they want a streaming version of Call of Duty we could do that as well, just like we do on our own consoles,” Spencer said. “There is nothing behind my back.”, doing great on PlayStation, doing great on Xbox, the next game, the next, next, next game, the next, next… native, on the platform, not having to subscribe to Game Pass.
“Sony does not have to take Game pass on their platform to make that happen. There’s nothing hidden. We want to continue to ship Call of Duty on PlayStation, without any kind of weird ‘aha, I figured out the gotcha’.”
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