The heated exchanges around the future of the franchise Call of Duty have been punctuating player news for several weeks. But it’s also a boon for other industry players like Electronic Arts. Indeed, Andrew Wilson, at the head of the publisher, sees in this confrontation a possible boon for the success of his franchise, Battlefield. It was during an exchange with Goldman Sachs that the boss shared his words:
In a world where there are questions regarding the future of Call of Duty and what platforms it might or might not be on, being platform agnostic and completely cross-platform with Battlefield is , I think, a tremendous opportunity.
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With its complicated launch, the latest installment of Battlefield struggling to convince fans of the genre and find the right line that made the glory of the license. And if the next one may be successful, it will be above all thanks to its qualities and not to the absence of the rival on a platform.
