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Sources: Microsoft will keep Activision Blizzard agreements for three new Call of Duty games on PlayStation in the next two years, but long-term plans are hazy

Activision Blizzard Inc., which is being bought by Microsoft Corp., will release at least the next three games in its hit Call …

Bloomberg Jason Schreier

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  • Pure Xbox Pure Xbox on x
    Activision Has ‘Existing Agreements’ To Release Next Three Call Of Duty Games On PlayStation
  • @jasonschreier Jason Schreier on x
    NEW: Activision is committed to releasing at least the next three Call of Duty games on PlayStation even after the Xbox acquisition, according to people familiar with the deal. That's COD2022, COD2023, and Warzone 2 (in 2023). After that, it's hazier https://www.bloomberg.com/...
  • @domsplaying Dom on x
    So sounds like two more years under contract for Call of Duty. Then, I'd wager, premium launches go exclusive all the way. That supposed Warzone sequel, and its ongoing integration with future premium titles especially after this contract is up, certainly piques my curiosity.. ht…
  • @jasonschreier Jason Schreier on x
    With other recent acquisitions such as Bethesda and Obsidian, Microsoft fulfilled existing contracts and then released or announced subsequent games for PC and Xbox — no PlayStation.
  • @danstapleton Dan Stapleton on x
    This sounds right, and is great news for Sony - it gives it some time to spin up a big first-person shooter of its own (if it hasn't already) to be prepared in the event that CoD leaves PlayStation after contractual obligations are satisfied. https://twitter.com/...
  • @tomwarren Tom Warren on x
    and here's the existing PlayStation deals for Call of Duty. Looks like CoD after 2023 will be up to Microsoft https://twitter.com/...