Microsoft dismisses Sony's ability to compete with Call of Duty.

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Microsoft has responded to Sony's concerns that it would sabotage the PlayStation version of future Call of Duty titles if the Microsoft and Activision Blizzard acquisition goes through. Microsoft claimed that its current proposal would encourage the Call of Duty developers and publishers to create a PlayStation version that's optimized for the platform. Sony has voiced concerns about the future of Call of Duty, including the possibility of Microsoft raising the price of Call of Duty on PlayStation, prioritizing the Xbox version, or releasing a buggy build of the games on PlayStation.
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