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today in the world of tech. Sony and Microsoft have signed a 10-year call of duty on PlayStation deal.

In 2022, Microsoft originally offered to, quote, keep existing Activision console titles on

Sony through 2027, so this deal would be longer, though it apparently only applies to call of duty.

Quoting the verge.

Microsoft gaming CEO Phil Spencer says Sony and Microsoft have agreed to a binding agreement

to keep call of duty on PlayStation.

While Microsoft's initial announcement doesn't mention 10 years for call of duty on

PlayStation.

Carrie Perez, head of Global Communications at Xbox, confirmed the 10-year commitment to the

Verge. Perez later confirmed to the verge that the deal is only for call of

duty though. That makes the deal similar to a 10-year agreement between

Microsoft and Nintendo, but not the various deals

Microsoft has struck with NVIDIA and other cloud gaming platforms to bring

Call of Duty and other Xbox Activision Games to rival services.

Microsoft's original deal offer to Sony in 2022 included keeping

all existing Activision console titles on Sony including future versions in the

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