Spencer: call of Duty won't join Xbox Game Pass immediately after Microsoft buys Activision Blizzard.

CTOnews.com, August 25 (Xinhua)-- Microsoft's planned acquisition of game giant Activision Blizzard has been approved by the New Zealand Business Council. CTOnews.com has previously reported that the only obstacle for Microsoft is CMA in the United Kingdom, and it is widely believed that Microsoft can finally successfully acquire Activision Blizzard.

According to a recent interview with Microsoft Xbox director Spencer by IGN, IGN believes that "call of Duty" will not join Xbox Game Pass immediately after Microsoft buys director Blizzard.

▲ source IGN reported that in a recent interview, Spencer talked about the future market of Xbox-Activision Blizzard and the impact of call of Duty on Xbox Game Pass.

When asked by IGN whether the call of Duty game will eventually log on to the Xbox Game Pass subscription service, Spencer said that "this is not an immediate process and more needs to be done to ensure a smooth transition," suggesting that call of Duty will not join Xbox Game Pass immediately after Microsoft's acquisition, but some players believe that Spencer's current conversation is just a "leeway act."

IGN also said that previous court documents showed that Microsoft could not bring call of Duty to its Xbox Game Pass service until 2025.

▲ Touyuan IGN Microsoft's acquisition of Activision Blizzard has not been easy. It has been three months since May this year, and Microsoft recently announced that it would sell Activision Blizzard game rights to Ubisoft to allay concerns among British regulators. Microsoft plans to get Activision Blizzard's acquisition approval before the October deadline.