Call of Duty: Warzone 2 is in the works as Activision's next three franchise titles are supposedly set for both PlayStation and Xbox

sportskeeda.com:

PlayStation fans can breathe a sigh of relief as Activision reportedly will publish at least the next three Call of Duty titles on both PlayStation and Xbox. Microsoft's recent acquisition of the company had left many fans in doubt if the long-running franchise will again appear on a PS.

Activision Blizzard has had a tumultuous time dealing with protests and lawsuits that ultimately led to the acquisition by Microsoft. The nearly $70 bn deal brought numerous Activision Blizzard IPs under the umbrella of Microsoft at large.

Many feared that PlayStation players would be deprived of titles for long released on the console by this move.

According to Bloomberg reporter Jason Schreier on Twitter, PlayStation users can at least expect to enjoy "COD2022, COD2023, and Warzone 2 (in 2023)" on their consoles even after the Microsoft purchase. The information comes from people who are familiar with the acquisition deal.

Regarding the upcoming three titles, a Bloomberg report states:

Reacting to the deal, Sony had already put out a hopeful statement:

Phil Spencer, CEO of Microsoft Gaming, replied that they fully intend to honor "all existing agreements upon acquisition of Activision Blizzard and our desire to keep Call of Duty on PlayStation."

Thus, the reassurance of Activision's commitment regarding this comes at a very opportune moment and allays any fear regarding missing out on future titles for PlayStation gamers. Each installation of Call of Duty has become a top-selling title on PS4 and PS5.

In a recently released chart by PlayStation covering what games were most downloaded in 2021, Call of Duty games repeatedly featured at different ranks across PS4 and PS5. The reported commitment ensures that Sony's console users will keep