Microsoft has accused Sony of paying developers for 'blocking rights' to stop their content appearing on Xbox Game Pass.
The Xbox firm reiterates it intends to keep Call of Duty on PlayStation beyond its Activision acquisition
The remainder of its response, and two further claims under the same section, are redacted in the document, presumably for confidentiality purposes. Elsewhere in the document, Microsoft claimed that Sony “does not want attractive subscription services to threaten its dominance in the digital distribution market for console games,” arguing: “In other words, Sony rails against the introduction of new monetization models capable of challenging its business model.”
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