Thursday, June 29, 2023

Here's why Activision won't make 'Call of Duty' Xbox-exclusive

Kotick said that if Microsoft bought his company and blocked other gaming platforms from offering "Call of Duty," it would deprive many of the 100 million monthly active users and hurt the franchise's popularity. "You would have a revolt if you were to remove the game from one platform," said Kotick. He added that it is vital to offer the game across multiple platforms, including consoles, mobile phones and PCs. https://ift.tt/WcbrQtk
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