The top of Xbox, Phil Spencer, has as soon as once more addressed issues that the Name of Responsibility franchise won’t be coming to PlayStation if Microsoft completes its acquisition of Activision Blizzard.
Talking on the Identical Brains YouTube channel, the exec mentioned that the agency was not going to be taking the shooter large away from PlayStation. Spencer went on to say that Name of Responsibility could be launched on Sony’s console so long as they exist.
“We’re not taking Name of Responsibility from PlayStation,” he mentioned. “That is not our intent. Our intent just isn’t to try this and so long as there is a PlayStation on the market to ship to, our intent is that we’ll proceed to ship Name of Responsibility on PlayStation. Just like what we have accomplished with Minecraft since we owned that.”
Spencer has mentioned beforehand that Name of Responsibility will likely be coming to PlayStation for “a number of extra years,” one thing that Sony Interactive Leisure boss Jim Ryan was not proud of in any respect.
Within the UK – and rumours say within the EU, too – there’s going to be a deeper investigation into Microsoft’s buy of Activision Blizzard.
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