The acquisition of Activision Blizzard is being examined by the CMA, the English antitrust.
Sony obviously doesn’t want everything to go through and doesn’t want that call of Duty become Xbox exclusive.
In reality, however, Sony is also concerned about the simple fact that Microsoft gets hold of the saga and has indicated what the rival company should not be able to do in that case.
Precisely, the conditions indicated by Sony PlayStation – in addition to the fact that Call of Duty remains cross-platform – are the following: Microsoft must not create additional content exclusive to the Xbox version of Call of Duty Microsoft doesn’t have to give Call of Duty better performance on Xbox hardware Microsoft must not offer any benefits via Xbox Game Pass for those who play Call of Duty As for the last point, the benefits of Call of Duty via Xbox Game Pass they could include additional modes, features, or quite simply the fact that the game is included on Xbox Game Pass, which is certainly in the company’s plans, perhaps even as early as D1.
A character from Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II We will have to wait for the CMA to make a final decision on the issue.
Meanwhile, the entity has raised several doubts about the takeover and disagrees with the Brazilian entity.
