Microsoft has reportedly offered Sony a deal that would not keep 'Call of Duty' on the PlayStation console, but PlayStation Plus as well.
It looks like Microsoft is increasing its offer to Sony in order to try and garner favor with the company and regulators as it deals with a lawsuit to block its acquisition of Activision Blizzard., the company has reportedly offered more to Sony than to keep ‘Call of Duty’ on the PlayStation console for the next ten years.
The report notes that both Microsoft and Sony declined to confirm or comment on the rumored addition to the deal. Right now, Xbox Game Pass and PC Game Pass, both Microsoft offerings, are currently the top gaming subscription services. Microsoft commonly attempts to bring new games to the service on the same day as release, especially for titles that fall under one of the company’s growing studio lineup.
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