Jack Dinom
It has been reported that with the addition of the next Call of Duty game to Xbox Game Pass on the first day, there will be changes in the structure of the subscription service.
Last week, we informed you about the exciting news that the highly anticipated new Call of Duty game is set to be released next month. And guess what? It’s going to be available on Xbox Game Pass right from the very first day! This news, published in The Wall Street Journal, has not been confirmed by Microsoft. However, the fact that the whispers come from sources closely connected to the company suggests that the claim may hold some truth.
Black Ops 6 is set to be released at the end of October and will mark a significant milestone for the Call of Duty franchise as it introduces a new way of launching the game through a subscription service. Game Pass members on both the PC and console sides can enjoy access to the next CoD for a monthly fee of 159 lira. Given the projected price of the game in our country, which is expected to be at least 2 thousand liras, this presents a fantastic opportunity for everyone.
New Call of Duty Game Will Be Introduced in June
Shinobi602, a highly respected figure in the gaming industry, mentioned in a post on ResetEra that the inclusion of Call of Duty in Game Pass presents Xbox with a chance to revitalize its subscription model. Although a user on the forum speculated about a potential price increase for Game Pass, Shinobi602, an expert in the field, mentioned that there would be some changes. However, he did not provide any confirmation regarding a potential increase or restructuring of membership tiers.
The Xbox Games Showcase, slated for June 9, is set to feature significant announcements. Right after this event, there will be another event that is just as impressive as last year’s Starfield Direct. The new Call of Duty game will probably make its debut at this event. Microsoft demonstrated its expertise by making strategic decisions to optimize its game units. In January, the company implemented a workforce reduction of 1,900 individuals, and more recently, it made the decision to close four studios, including Tango Gameworks and Arkane Austin.