Phil Spencer complained about Sony: using 30% of the money to buy other studios to block Xbox

CTOnews.com June 24 news, Xbox leader Phil Spencer (Phil Spencer) said at today's FTC hearing that Sony is using the revenue earned from Xbox games on the PlayStation platform to buy PS exclusive rights from game studios, constantly suppressing the market survival space of Xbox.

Tu Yuan Windows CentralCTOnews.com here translated part of Spencer's hearing as follows: "PlayStation uses the money earned from Xbox games on the PS5 platform to pay other studios to block Xbox."

Spencer called Sony a "radical competitor" at the hearing and said that when Xbox games were launched on the PlayStation platform, Sony would take a 30% cut and then use the money to hurt Xbox.

"Sony takes a 30 per cent commission on every Xbox game we put on the PlayStation platform," says Mr Spencer. "then they spend that money on other income to curb the room for survival that suppresses Xbox."