Microsoft and Sony Co-Sign Agreement to Keep Call of Duty on PlayStation for a Decade

Microsoft and Xbox leaders have declared that the Call of Duty series will remain on PlayStation systems for the next ten years, following a possible successful acquisition of the (current owners of the IP) Activision Blizzard video game holding company. Phil Spencer, the outspoken head of Xbox

Microsoft and Sony Co-Sign Agreement to Keep Call of Duty on PlayStation for a Decade

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