Microsoft’s acquisition of Call of Duty’s Activision is edging closer as time passes. We might end up seeing Call of Duty and the sequel to Sekiro in the Xbox Game Pass libraries soon. And as per every hardcore Xbox fan out there, this would cure the platform of its “lack-of-exclusives” ailment.

Microsoft recently released a bunch of documents that have revealed some really telling information about the company’s self-awareness regarding the state of its exclusives.

In response to CMA’s issue statement, Microsoft revealed that its merger with Activision is pro-competitive. As a reason, they suggested that Microsoft is aware that Sony’s exclusives are better in quality than Microsoft’s exclusives.

“In addition to being the dominant console provider, Sony is also a powerful game publisher,” read the response from Microsoft. “Sony is roughly equivalent in size to Activision and nearly double the size of Microsoft’s game publishing business.”

Over the years, many gamers have suggested this notion. Xbox fans, on the other hand, have stated that games like Gears of War, Forza Horizon, and Halo, etc are as good as Sony’s games. Now, whatever might be, we have seen one thing for sure. PlayStation exclusives sell millions of copies at launch, so quality aside, they have a huge pull amongst the masses.

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