Still, the end of console-exclusive content would mark the end of a very long era for Call of Duty - which has for years offered exclusive extras available first on PlayStation.
"I know this is part of the industry," Spencer said, discussing console-exclusive content."That's not the game we're trying to play here either. It's not about a skin on a gun. It's not about a certain kind of mode of the game. "The same version of the game will be available on all platforms, which is really what we do today. Like, if you’re a Minecraft player on PlayStation, I don't think you feel like you have the lesser version of Minecraft or Minecraft Dungeons or Legends, which is coming out when it ships. We want to make sure those players feel like they have a great experience on the platform they choose to play on.
platforms, the elephant in the room here is that Call of Duty on Xbox will almost certainly not be an equalexperience. Microsoft is expected, if its deal is greenlit, to include future Call of Duty releases via Xbox Game Pass. In this scenario, the need for console-exclusive content seems minimal when Xbox can offer a $70 game as part of its ongoing subscription.
About time, Xbox. Hearing a game has an exclusive PlayStation DLC - whether a playable character or story chapter in a videogame, really kills my interest in that game.
No it won’t lol
That one was loud and clear … !
This is great news; however, I think Microsoft offered Sony to put in PS+ in its proposed 10-year parity agreement.
It's about time
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