Sony and Microsoft have been in a war too long, a war which decides who got the best console. Both giants offer top-of-the-line hardware performance, thoroughly thought-out designs, and most importantly, exclusive games to their own platforms.
Exclusive games have been one of the selling points of consoles for ages, be it PlayStation, Nintendo, or Xbox. It attracts the audience of their competitors due to its exclusivity and hence, helps boost sales.
Starfield in itself is such a spectacular game that it has made many PlayStation Fans doubt their own brand loyalty to the console even before the game is released, and seeing the same, Sony has decided to compensate the same with a surprise for the fans.
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Good News For PlayStation Fans
As discussed earlier, in order to compensate for the release of Starfield on Xbox, Sony might have pulled a trump card this time. The official Sony YouTube channel for Saudi Arabia released a trailer showcasing the upcoming Call Of Duty game, and while it is in Arabic, a creator that goes by the name of @BKTOOR_ on Twitter revealed the trailer says the phrase “Play the Demo first on PlayStation.“
This is pretty huge news considering how the release of Call Of Duty on PlayStation moving forward with the Microsoft and Activision acquisition deal was something many considered was not going to happen anymore.
It is also rumored that it will be 5 days before any other platform like Xbox or PC gets access to the beta of the hyped game, this has come as a shock to many for reasons already stated above.
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Who Can Participate In The Beta
While the exclusive super early access for PlayStation is real, it comes with some terms. The demo for the upcoming game of Call Of Duty will only be available for those who have pre-ordered the game already.
One should not worry if they have not pre-ordered the game yet, as there are still a few months left before the game’s release in November, leaving ample opportunity for players to buy it before it comes out.
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Source: Eurogamer
