Yesterday, Microsoft and Sony reached an agreement that Activision Blizzard’s popular game, Call of Duty, will be offered to PlayStation players for at least ten years as Microsoft’s acquisition of Activision Blizzard is likely nearing completion.

Sony has been the company most actively seeking to prevent Microsoft’s acquisition of Activision Blizzard from going through, partly because they were concerned that Call of Duty would no longer be available to PlayStation players.

Microsoft has previously reassured multiple times that they would continue to offer Call of Duty on PlayStation if they acquire Activision Blizzard, and now they have officially reached an agreement with Sony on this matter.

There are currently no details available about the specifics of the agreement between Sony and Microsoft regarding Call of Duty.

cnbc.com

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