CEO of Microsoft Gaming Phil Spencer discussed the future of old Activision titles during an interview with The Washington Post.
The news of Microsoft's $68.7 billion acquisition of Activision Blizzard has been the topic that has been sweeping through gaming news spaces since its formal announcement on Tuesday and will be causing industry-wide shifts in the future.
COLLIDER VIDEO OF THE DAY The call for returning series that Activision Blizzard has long since abandon has been loud and constant, with one of the main hopes coming from the announcement of Microsoft purchasing the company being that some series will make long awaited returns. Spencer lists some series that he is interested in during the interview, like King's Quest, Guitar Hero and HeXen.
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