Depending on the details of the agreement, it may be that Call Of Duty games can arrive early/only on Sony services (as happened with MW 1 and 2 Remstered and Black Ops 3 and 4 on PS Plus)
Yea his math is off lol
Yeah, there's absolutely no way Treyarch is delaying their game for two years.
No it's not. He's saying nothing will change until at least 2025's COD. Unless they plan to release two CODs in 2024 one with Sony marketing deal and one without?
Hope this deal doesn't prevent the games from hitting Gamepass til 2025 / 2026, if so MS should pay the money to back out of the deal.
I mean I assume all the previous titles will hit which will be a boon in itself. But even if that means you can't do that years newest title till the deal is done, that's fine because MS would still be making bank from the CoD titles regardless
So things should change in 2025 or 2026, what was said in the tweet
MS will defintely find a way to get all those CoD games on GP sooner rather than later and as you said either way they make money off the IP.I mean I assume all the previous titles will hit which will be a boon in itself. But even if that means you can't do that years newest title till the deal is done, that's fine because MS would still be making bank from the CoD titles regardless
Its the next 3 gamesNo it's not. He's saying nothing will change until at least 2025's COD. Unless they plan to release two CODs in 2024 one with Sony marketing deal and one without?
2026 is used in case COD really does become a bi-annual franchise, Microsoft won't have full control of it until 2025 or 2026. However, I suspect Microsoft will push for a new COD in 2025 to get the day one action started.
How is he doing the math wrong?he's saying what schreier said but doing the math wrong, great job lol
i edited itHow is he doing the math wrong?
Sony marketing on 2024's COD, which means Microsoft won't really take over until at least 2025's COD.
Its the next 3 games
So MW2 and Warzone 2 this year and whatever they drop next year. Cause they are dropping a game next year
So 2024 is when Microsoft will have it. Not 2025/2026
You're correct. Thread title is incorrect.
Doubt it for legacy COD games. If it's anything like the Capcom deal, Sony just has right of first refusal for one year. But who knows, maybe these multi-game deals are more extensive and the right last multiple years.No way the deal prevents legacy COD games from coming to Game Pass right?
2024 would be 10 years since Microsoft last had COD marketing. A whole decade of PlayStation branding, more than Xbox had before
Treyarch's COD will be released in 2024, not 2023So MW2 and Warzone 2 this year and whatever they drop next year. Cause they are dropping a game next year
Read the thread title. It's wrong.
Sony has marketing with COD until 2024 not until 2025/2026.
I still think they release something alongside Warzone 2 next year. Even if its a remaster of a old COD.Activision to Delay Next Yearās Planned Call of Duty Game
Activision Blizzard Inc. will delay a Call of Duty game that had been planned for next year, the first time the franchise will be without an annual mainline release in nearly two decades, according to people familiar with the plan.www.bloomberg.com
Warzone 2 is also reported to come out next year, not this year.
The report didn't say that Sony paid for "3 call of duty's" it said they paid for "[Modern Warfare 2], Warzone 2, and Treyarch's game in 2024".I still think they release something. Even if its a remaster of a old COD.
It's not fine for me. I would rather not pay for some of the COD games.
Activision to Delay Next Yearās Planned Call of Duty Game
Activision Blizzard Inc. will delay a Call of Duty game that had been planned for next year, the first time the franchise will be without an annual mainline release in nearly two decades, according to people familiar with the plan.www.bloomberg.com
Warzone 2 is also reported to come out next year, not this year.
Correct, however the thread title isn't worded that way.MWII - 2022
WZII - 2023
Treyarch - 2024
Which means that Microsoft could do whatever they want with new games only when the marketing for the 2025 game begins.
No company will ever pay 10s of millions of dollars for marketing just for the game to launch on a competing service before theirs.MS will undoubtedly get these games on Gamepass once the deal is closed. They can still honour the marketing deal (exclusive association of a brand to a console) and launch day 1 on GP. The marketing wording is boilerplate wording used on most contracts (Zhuge confirmed) which I doubt Sony would take action on if MS went ahead.
If MW2 somehow shits the bed... and then the next one that's getting an extra year does too... then MAYBE I'd agree. No reason to expect that atm though
Is this one counted (assuming it's real) ? Is it still a thing ?
(the tweet is from early 2021)
I assume the CoD deal is way more strict than the RE8 one, considering it's multiyear deal and not game by game case. Shouldn't affect legacy CoD tho, but it's not like many people play them.Doubt it for legacy COD games. If it's anything like the Capcom deal, Sony just has right of first refusal for one year. But who knows, maybe these multi-game deals are more extensive and the right last multiple years.
Aren't these typically just for marketing and previously DLC? Don't see how that would prevent the games from being on GamePass
I need to see the fine print line that Sony wrote up 6 years ago that very clearly says "NO GAMEPASS"Absolutely nobody here knows what these contracts entail outside of very broad generalities, but people will surely chime in to tell us what the specifics of the contracts are what these companies can and cannot do.
We've seen examples and have had industry experts comment on those examples saying they're standard practice.Absolutely nobody here knows what these contracts entail outside of very broad generalities, but people will surely chime in to tell us what the specifics of the contracts are what these companies can and cannot do.
Absolutely nobody here knows what these contracts entail outside of very broad generalities, but people will surely chime in to tell us what the specifics of the contracts are what these companies can and cannot do.
As always, one of the few I sit up and pay attention to when they chime in on topics.