Many Games May Not Coming To Xbox Because Of Sony

Microsoft announced that it would buy Activision Blizzard in early 2022 and was on the agenda of the gaming world. However, the US company has since become both competitive institutions and another gaming giant. Sony’s was facing the obstacle. While the tension between Sony and Microsoft continues, new developments have occurred now.

Microsoft responded to Sony objecting to its acquisition of Activision Blizzard. The description, which contains information about many popular games, is the company’s USA Federal Trade Commission (FTC) It came as part of a response to his lawsuit over the purchase.

According to Microsoft, Sony has made deals to prevent some popular games from coming to Xbox

In a statement to the FTC, Microsoft said that Sony, Final Fantasy 16, Silent Hill 2 Remake, Final Fantasy 7 Remake, Bloodborne third-party games like Deals that will prevent it from coming to Xbox consoles stated that he did. To open it even more, the company claims that it wants to prevent some popular games from releasing on Xbox by targeting Sony.

Although such moves are common in the gaming industry, the explanation is that Microsoft’s Sony’s FromSoftware, Square Enix and Konami shows that it objects to its partnership with third-party companies such as The following statements are also included in the statements of the technology giant.

“In addition to its exclusive content, Sony cooperates with third-party publishers. Among the platforms that Xbox distributes gamesn made agreements requiring ‘exclusion’. Some prominent examples of these deals include Final Fantasy 7 Remake (Square Enix), Bloodborne (FromSoftware), Final Fantasy 16 (Square Enix), and the recently announced Silent Hill 2 Remake (Bloober Team).

While it was announced that Silent Hill 2 Remake, which was announced in the past months, will be released as a PS exclusive game for 12 months, it was stated that it will come to other platforms after this period expires. For now, there is no definite information about whether these games will come to Xbox. We’ll see what happens later.