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Ever since Xbox announced the unexpected and massive deal between Microsoft and Activision Blizzard, things haven’t been the same in the gaming community. Especially for those gamers who have been hardcore followers of the PlayStation console with regard to one specific franchise, Call of Duty.

Although Xbox Game Studios’ head Phil Spencer had come out and offered assurance that Call of Duty would remain on PlayStation, fans aren’t satisfied just yet.

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And now, one recently discovered incident just fueled the ongoing Xbox-PlayStation war even further.

 

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Will Call of Duty become Xbox exclusive or stick to PlayStation?

Recently, it was noticed by the Twitter account named HazzadorGamin that a retail store was issuing a warning to PlayStation buyers. It was due to the recently announced deal of Microsoft acquiring Activision.

While there was the mention of the news, the store had also written Call of Duty below it. The notice/warning basically implies that those who wish to purchase PlayStation, now, must remember that the gaming series might become an exclusive franchise of Xbox. This is due to the possibility of the franchise moving from PlayStation to Xbox-only.

Interestingly, however, Phil Spencer already made a simplification over such uncertainties. A week ago he had revealed Call of Duty will remain on PlayStation, after having interactions with the leaders at Sony.

But the latest ‘warning’ notice has sparked a new debate among the fans who are once again divided. Some of them don’t agree with this as they think it’s fake because Call of Duty is sticking to PlayStation and that it won’t become strictly an exclusive for just Xbox consoles.

Others, however, don’t have a problem at all if a retail store is trying to inform the buyers. According to those who are defending this approach, Call of Duty may become purely Xbox exclusive after the deal is complete. And that’s why the stores might be doing this to let the consumers know of the future uncertainties.

As soon as the image was shared online, Xbox and PlayStation fans of Call of Duty began expressing their views on this matter.

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Currently, the latest Call of Duty installment, Vanguard, is available worldwide. Players can enjoy it on Xbox Series X and Series S, Xbox One, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, and PC.

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