"Company that built their name through exclusives": Community blasts PlayStation for objecting Xbox's plans with Call of Duty

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Call of Duty continues to be in a tug of war between Xbox and PlayStation as the two brands continue to and fro about the potential exclusivity of the franchise.

Sony has a long history with the games belonging to what's considered one of the most iconic in the gaming industry. However, there's been an air of uncertainty ever since it was announced that Microsoft would acquire Activision Blizzard and all its titles.

The deal is far from over as it's pending reviews from several organizations and committees. Phil Spencer has repeatedly reiterated that Call of Duty will likely continue to be there on the PlayStation.

Since then, Jim Ryan has mentioned that the games will likely be available on their console for a limited period, and they aren't okay with that.

This has amused the community as Sony has been known to push for exclusives. They have made certain titles exclusive on the consoles they have invested. As the debates and speculations rage on, some find Ryan's statements quite hypocritical, given what he has pushed for in the past.

Twitter user MrMattyPlays had some exciting thoughts based on recent developments. It's pretty odd that Jim Ryan and PlayStation feel that Xbox isn't leaving enough room when it comes to Call of Duty being available on their consoles.

The reason for that is the way Sony has consistently pushed for exclusives wherever possible. Several Xbox first-party games can be easily played on PC and are also part of the Xbox Game Pass. When it comes to PlayStation, the numbers are few and far between, and it's only recently that they have changed their strategy.

Naturally, the community also expressed their thoughts about the entire saga, which started at the very beginning of 2022. This is something