The massive arsenal of Destiny 2 is not just for show either, with each weapon type serving a unique function. A central pillar of the robust gunplay in Destiny 2 is the viability of every weapon archetype, enabling players to experiment and find a combination of armaments they are comfortable with. The last Call of Duty game released on a Nintendo system was the Wii U version of Call of Duty: Ghosts, which was released in 2013 and allowed players to use a Wii Remote to aim with motion controls.At its core, Destiny 2 is a looter-shooter that allows players to engage enemies with various weapons, occasionally switching up the gunplay with magical abilities. Last week Microsoft president Brad Smith provided more details in a Wall Street Journal editorial on the company’s offer to keep the Call of Duty franchise on PlayStation.įollowing this, Spencer took to Twitter to claim that Microsoft had committed to bringing the franchise back to Nintendo consoles after a decade-long absence. Much of the debate around Microsoft’s acquisition revolves around Call of Duty, which Sony claims will be withheld from it in some way. However, since the announcement of Microsoft’s intention to acquire Activision Blizzard, the company has assured that it wouldn’t lock away the game for at least a decade. It’s a deal that benefits customers through choice and access.”Ĭall of Duty, the monolithic shooter franchise that regularly tops the best-selling lists for console games could, theoretically, become exclusive to Microsoft platforms following this deal. “The largest console maker in the world raising an objection about the one franchise that we’ve said will continue to ship on the platform.
“Sony is leading the dialogue around why the deal shouldn’t go through to protect its dominant position on console, so the thing they grab onto is Call of Duty,” Spencer told Second Request. On Thursday the US regulator said it was attempting to block the $68.7 billion deal because it believed it would enable Microsoft to “suppress competitors” to its Xbox consoles and its subscription content and cloud gaming business.
The ongoing battle over the deal that would see Microsoft take the reigns of the games industry’s largest third-party publisher has encountered significant pushback from both Sony and regulators on both sides of the Atlantic.
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