Everything is an excuse: Sony Mutual Entertainment President privately believes that call of Duty will continue to log on to the PlayStation platform.

CTOnews.com June 19 news, in the face of the acquisition of Xbox Activision Blizzard, Sony protested that "if the Xbox acquisition is successful, the future" call of Duty "series will no longer be available on the Sony PlayStation platform."

According to a well-known whistleblower Florian Mueller tweet, an internal document released recently shows that Sony Mutual Entertainment President Jim Ryan actually privately believes that "the call of Duty series will continue to be available on Sony PlayStation platform."

Internal documents revealed by ▲ Florian Mueller

Sony, the internal document revealed by ▲ Florian Mueller, had previously strongly opposed Xbox's acquisition of Activision Blizzard and claimed: "for any game platform, such important first-person shooters are irreplaceable. If Microsoft succeeds in acquiring Activision Blizzard, the future call of Duty series will probably be spun off from Sony PlayStation platform."

The documents exposed this time actually show that the actual thinking of Sony executives is completely contrary to the claim to the outside world, or that the "call of Duty" platform controversy may just be Sony's "excuse".

The documents also show that Sony believes that the success of the game depends largely on the platform it landed on. Sony also believes that if the game is launched on the PlayStation platform, it will bring higher profits than the Xbox platform.

CTOnews.com noted that the exposed document is incomplete, so more content is not known for the time being, but the "rivalry" between Sony and Microsoft over the Activision Blizzard case is obviously very exciting.