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       Date: September 3, 2023, 12:43 am
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       Microsoft, Sony Sign Deal to Keep 'Call of Duty' on PlayStation
       The agreement still doesn't mean Microsoft will be able to
       acquire Activision Blizzard. By Emily Price Updated July 16,
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       logo.(Credit: Photo by Jaap Arriens/NurPhoto via Getty Images)
       Microsoft and Sony have signed a deal to keep the Call of Duty
       franchise on PlayStation if Redmond's bid to acquire Activision
       Blizzard is successful.
       The deal was announced via tweets Sunday from the Head of Xbox,
       Phil Spencer, and Vice Chair and President of Microsoft, Brad
       Smith. Microsoft has already signed similar deals UK Phone
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       with Nintendo and streaming
       services like Nvidia's GeForce Now, both for 10 years. Today's
       deal doesn't mention a specific timeline, but The Verge reports
       the Sony agreement is also for 10 years. In December, Microsoft
       reportedly told Sony it .
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       Could offer the Call of Duty series as part of a PlayStation
       Plus subscription for at least 10 years if the deal goes
       through. In a Wall Street Journal op-ed at the time, Microsoft's
       Smith said “Sony has emerged as the loudest objector” in the
       acquisition, and compared the objection to that of Blockbuster
       with the rise of Netflix. In the same op-ed, he also claimed
       that the acquisition would allow Microsoft to better compete
       against .
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