Phil Spencer commented again on the Activision Blizzard and Microsoft deal

Phil Spencer commented on the deal again, and this time very carefully. He said that he guarantees that as long as PlayStation consoles exist, the COD series will come out on them.

And it seems that everything is fine, if not for such a neat choice of words, the question of the deal is exactly that consoles very soon will be gone and all games will move to the cloud, so, COD will probably be on some PlayStation 6 Physical for countries without internet, but not in the PS cloud, but the Xbox cloud will.

The real problem with Microsoft’s Monopoly.

Yes, we all understand that Sony just doesn’t want to make less money. And that’s why they put up all sorts of retarded requirements.

Right now Sony is in the lead in the video game market and like Microsoft said they have twice as many users. Next is Tencent, Microsoft and Nintendo. But in 5th place is Activision Blizzard and if you add up Microsoft and Activision Blizzard profits will be like Sony, of course Microsoft will add the game to the gamepass and profits will go down significantly, but that’s Sony’s fear.

The fear of Britain, which has extended the proceedings in another:

– Microsoft has previously said it would leave games cross-platform and has broken those promises
– But the main problem is cloud gaming, right now it’s hard to play without a gaming PC or console, but the technology is developing and soon you can even play a multiplayer game from any device with internet and we won’t need consoles and PCs (for games). And then we will only have Microsoft with its huge library of games, which they are now aggressively buying up.

Main competitors.

– Nintendo will stay where it is, they have exclusives solving and “unusual” gameplay, Sony is trying everything now, they will have exclusives, maybe they will be the VR leader. The rest will probably fall away, some Amazon won’t care, but Valve, Epic will die, they will just make games for the mikes and a monopoly will reign.

This is exactly what the Brits fear, it’s definitely not good but for whom. Also apparently a deep investigation will be conducted by the European Commission.