PlayStation Boss Admits Their Objection Isn’t Over Call of Duty

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According to private emails, Jim Ryan admits that Sony’s objection is not about exclusives. Ryan specifically mentions Call of Duty. I’m not a fan of the way he has run the PlayStation brand.

According to the Verge:

“It is not an exclusivity play at all,” said Ryan. “They’re thinking bigger than that and they have the cash to make moves like this. I’ve spent a fair amount of time with [Phil] Spencer Bobby [Kotick] and I’m pretty sure we will continue to see Call of Duty on PlayStation for years to come.”

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Personally, Call of Duty is dead to me. After their recent controversy with Nickmercs, there is no reason to support Activision in any way. I enjoyed their Transformers games, but they haven’t release one of them in years. First-person shooters are rarely of interest to me either.

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