Now that the mud has principally settled on Microsoft’s acquisition of Activision Blizzard, the query stays over when these video games will begin to trickle onto Xbox Recreation Go. Xbox head Phil Spencer appears to nonetheless need Name of Obligation and different massive titles on the cross, however it stays to be seen when it may occur.

In an interview with Recreation File, Spencer mentioned the “flagship” franchise for Activision Blizzard is “nonetheless coming” to Recreation Go.

“Our intent is the total portfolio of video games from Zenimax, Activision Blizzard, and Xbox Recreation Studios – might be on Recreation Go, day one,” Spencer informed Recreation File.

Lately, Xbox confirmed that Activision Blizzard video games are making their method onto the Go, beginning with Diablo IV on March 28. The door is open, however Microsoft advises gamers that there could also be a “lag” on making Name of Obligation video games obtainable on Go.

The way forward for Activision Blizzard video games on Recreation Go

With such huge hits within the Activision Blizzard library, placing these titles on Recreation Go may very well be a major benefit from Microsoft’s acquisition.

Many online game gamers, particularly extra informal ones, most likely solely play Name of Obligation and possibly a number of different video games right here and there. If Xbox consoles permit them to play the brand new video games from day one with only a subscription charge, it could lead on to an enormous shift in direction of Xbox, both by means of its consoles or simply its companies.