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PlayStation Allegedly Paying To Block Games From Xbox Game Pass

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Report claims Sony is paying to block content from appearing on Xbox Game Pass. Microsoft says Sony's concern over potential exclusive content is "incoherent" Microsoft also argued against Sony's recent concerns over Call of Duty becoming owned by Xbox, calling Sony "resentful of having to compete with Microsoft’s subscription service”

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Pure Xbox

Xbox Accuses Sony Of 'Paying' To Block Games From Game Pass

Fiery comments from Microsoft

4 years ago

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Wccftech

Sony Pays Pubs Xbox Game Pass “Block Fees,” Call of Duty Not Irreplaceable Says Microsoft

Microsoft shoots down Sony's arguments that Call of Duty is "essential" or would provide them with an unfair advantage.

4 years ago

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CBR

Microsoft Accuses Sony of Paying Developers To Withhold Content From Xbox Game Pass

Microsoft has accused its competitor, Sony, of paying "blocking fees" to developers to ensure they don't put games onto Xbox Game Pass.

4 years ago

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Push Square

Microsoft Accuses Sony of Paying to Block Games from Xbox Game Pass

Sony pays "block fees" to publishers

4 years ago

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ScreenRant

PlayStation Allegedly Paying To Block Games From Xbox Game Pass

Xbox’s legal firm is now claiming that PlayStation is trying to prevent developers from making their games available on Xbox Game Pass or other competing subscription services. Since it was first launched in 2017, Xbox Game Pass has been building a steady userbase by allowing subscribers to download and play an ever-growing library of titles for a small monthly fee. New games are added to the Xbox Game Pass collection every month, with the most …

4 years ago·Montreal, Canada

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