Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick has claimed Sony’s “disappointing behaviour” while attempting to thwart the Call of Duty maker’s sale to Microsoft won’t be held against the PlayStation firm in the long-term
employees on Tuesday, Kotick provided an update on the status of the $69 billion deal in which he called Sony’s recent behaviour “disappointing”.of Call of Duty games on PlayStation consoles should it acquire Activision.
“We all know our passionate players would be the first to hold Microsoft accountable for keeping its promises of content and quality parity,” he said. “And, all of us who work so hard to deliver the best games in our industry care too deeply about our players to ever launch sub-par versions of our games.”
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