- Xbox Game Pass gets price cut but won’t include new ‘Call of Duty games’ NY Post —
- Xbox Game Pass price cut: Microsoft has ‘good news’ and ‘bad news’ for gamers Times Of India —
- Xbox Game Pass Ultimate gets a price cut but loses new Call of Duty games The Verge —
- Microsoft Will Delay ‘Call of Duty’ New Releases on Xbox Game Pass, Drops Subscription Prices Variety —
- Xbox cuts Game Pass prices but new Call of Duty games will no longer hit the service on day one Engadget —
- Xbox Game Pass Ditches Day-One Call Of Duty To Lower The Price Kotaku —
- Xbox Game Pass gets big price cut and loses a major perk Polygon.com —
- Xbox Cuts Game Pass Price, Will No Longer Include New ‘Call of Duty’ Bloomberg —
- Microsoft cuts Game Pass subscription prices after new Xbox CEO promises to 'recommit' to gamers CNBC —
- Game Pass Gets Price Drop, New Call Of Duty Games No Longer Included Gamespot —
Xbox Game Pass price cut
Effective immediately, the monthly cost of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate will drop from $29.99 to $22.99, while PC Game Pass will decrease to $13.99.
The price cut follows an admission by Xbox leadership that the service had become too expensive for many players.
The decision to remove day-one access for future Activision blockbusters like 'Call of Duty' marks the first major strategic pivot under new gaming boss Asha Sharma.
Industry analysts suggest the change is intended to drive direct sales of high-budget titles while maintaining a more sustainable subscription model.
Xbox 360
Microsoft's seventh-generation and second home video game console
Microsoft's seventh-generation and second home video game console
Asha Sharma
American business executive
American business executive
Call of Duty
Video game franchise
Video game franchise
Activision Blizzard
American video game company
American video game company