Rob Kostich, president of Activision, said that Microsoft's acquisition of Activision Blizzard is "of great benefit" to the "call of Duty" series.

CTOnews.com, Oct. 4, news that Microsoft is expected to complete the acquisition of Activision Blizzard in the near future and include games such as call of Duty, while Activision President Rob Kostich also expressed his position on Microsoft's move, saying that if the deal is confirmed to be successful, the "call of Duty" series of games are expected to benefit a lot from Microsoft's extensive resources.

It is reported that in an interview with game evaluation agency GameSpot, Rob Kostich thought that for Activision Blizzard, the acquisition by Microsoft was a "once-in-a-lifetime opportunity". He claimed:

Using Microsoft's technology and development tools will benefit our team, create a more fascinating experience for our players, and be able to turn the creativity of the development team into reality in this' highly competitive environment'.

▲ Picture Source GameSpotRob Kostich also said, "this deal between Microsoft and Activision Blizzard will benefit the whole industry, and players can get more games."

▲ source GameSpot, but Rob Kostich is reluctant to discuss the acquisition in depth, saying that "we still need to let the regulatory process proceed naturally."

However, if Microsoft succeeds in overcoming the final obstacles and completing the deal, call of Duty may not immediately log on to Xbox Game Pass,CTOnews.com. According to FTC court documents, Microsoft will not be able to bring call of Duty to related services before 2025, so it is still doubtful when Microsoft will launch the "call of Duty" series of games, and in the next 10 years. The call of Duty series is still available on Sony's PlayStation platform.

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