The Call of Duty series is one of the most popular games in the world, a status that has not diminished at all with the advent of a new era of free-to-play games, such as Fortnite, which has captured the attention of players for years.
Even with annual paid releases, Call of Duty games remain among the best-selling games, break activity records, and remain among the most popular games. Now that it owns Call of Duty, Microsoft Gaming wants to put an end to tactics that have tried to leverage its popularity for the benefit of a platform, whether with exclusive content or early access.
In his recent conversation with IGN, after the recent Summer Showcase, Phil Spencer explained how much he hated PlayStation’s partnership with Activision for Call of Duty, which led to early access to betas, among other things.
Now, as a Call of Duty owner, “I want to give you a choice in how you play your games and who you play with, and try not to do trivial cross-platform things to force you to do that,” the Microsoft Gaming leader said. Whatever you want.” I want you to do.”
At the same presentation, Spencer said it was time for all Call of Duty players to enjoy simultaneous access to all content, be it the beta, game, expansions or cosmetic items.
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