Having agreed partnerships to bring Call of Duty to Nintendo, Nvidia and Boosteroid, Microsoft has said it expects to sign more deals to distribute Xbox games on third-party platforms
“If the only argument is that Microsoft is going to withhold Call of Duty from other platforms, and we’ve now entered into contracts that are going to bring this to many more devices and many more platforms, that is a pretty hard case to make to a court,” Smith said.
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