Xbox players complain that call of Duty 19: modern Warfare 2: cross-platform gaming cannot be disabled

Call of Duty 19: modern Warfare 2 was officially launched on PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One and XSX / S yesterday, with a record number of online users of the game Steam reaching a record 238522, according to SteamDB.

But the game has been complained by Xbox mainframe players because they can't disable cross-platform gaming. Cross-platform games were introduced into the call of Duty series a few years ago, allowing PC, PlayStation and Xbox players to play games online across platforms. Some people like the cross-platform gaming feature because it allows them to play with their friends, no matter what gaming platform they use, but there are others who don't like it and prefer to disable it.

CTOnews.com has learned that there are many arguments against cross-platform games, such as where PC players can use mice and keyboards, while mainframe players can only use handles. In addition, plug-ins are much more common on PC platforms than on hosts, so cross-platform games are likely to cause console players to encounter more plug-ins, and some people disable this feature. At present, PS4 and PS5 players can turn off the cross-platform gaming feature of call of Duty: modern Warfare 2 at any time, but PC and Xbox hosts do not currently support this feature, so some Xbox players are very unhappy with this.

It is not clear why Xbox players are not currently allowed to disable the cross-platform gaming feature of call of Duty: modern Warfare 2, or whether it will be added in the future.