Combined Xbox Activision is still causing confusion for Sony fans, and indeed Sony itself, but the question keeps coming up again and again, will we see a Call of Duty game completely exclusively on Microsoft platforms? It seems that Xbox boss “Phil Spencer” is firm in his opinion so far and his willingness to expand the chain.

The expansion I mean here is seeing the game on more platforms, and I mean more of course the Nintendo Switch, a statement came Xbox Head Totally welcoming the idea, and hoping to see the game bigger than ever, he wants the Call of Duty title to be like the Minecraft that already exists so far on all platforms.

The Call of Duty series will be available specifically on PlayStation I would like to see it on Switch I would like to see the game playable on many different screens Our goal is to treat CoD like Minecraft.

Microsoft is still struggling to secure its $14T68 billion acquisition of Activision Blizzard, where the deal is still subject to scrutiny from several international antitrust authorities, which have set strict conditions for completing the largest deal in industry history.

Phil Spencer, CEO of Microsoft Gaming (@xboxp3) on CoD and the Activision deal:

“Call of Duty specifically will be available on PlayStation. I would love to see it on Switch, I would love to see the game playable on many different screens. Our intention is to treat CoD like Minecraft.”

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— Tom Warren (@tomwarren) October 26, 2022

It is worth noting that Xbox sales also saw a notable increase in the quarter ended September 30, as it recorded returns with an estimated increase of 13%, which was described as the best among the previous quarters. While Microsoft CEO confirmed Satya Nadella There were over 20 million Xbox Game Pass subscribers who used it to play games.