Certain Activision games will continue to go out on PlayStation

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The purchase of Activision Blizzard by Microsoft left us with a lot of doubts about the future of its franchises, especially in consoles outside Xbox . While it is easy to assume that a future all the IPS of this company will stay at Xbox , Phil Spencer affirmed that some of them will continue to be launched for PlayStation .

According to the report of Bloomberg , Microsoft will continue to support other systems, even if the content eventually becomes exclusive of Xbox .

Microsoft will continue making some Activision games for PlayStation consoles, but it will also maintain some exclusive Xbox content.

Spencer, CEO of Microsoft Gaming, also spoke about the plans that the company has regarding future games of Activision on other platforms:

The incredible franchises that Activision Blizzard has also accelerated our plans for Cloud Gaming, allowing more people in more places around the world to participate in the Xbox community using telephones, laptops and other devices. The Activision Blizzard games are enjoyed on a wide variety of platforms, and we will continue to support those communities in the future.

Because these statements focus more on mobile devices, it is clear that Spencer is not only talking about PlayStation . It seems that Xbox will continue to support existing launches, but the same we could not say about the future games of Activision Blizzard.

Editor's note: I think so, eventually the IPS of Activision Blizzard will end up being exclusive Xbox consoles which is obviously a strong blow for Sony and PlayStation. We will have to get used to that Call of Duty, Crash, Spiro and more will only be playable in Xbox soon.