Microsoft assures no Game Pass price increase despite Activision Blizzard merger and Call of Duty acquisition.

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Microsoft has clarified that it has no plans to increase the pricing of its Game Pass subscription service, even after the acquisition of Activision Blizzard. The company's lawyers have stated that the acquisition would benefit consumers by making Activision content available on Game Pass on the day of release, without any price increase. While this could be a statement for the judge's benefit, it is unlikely that Microsoft would make such promises and then increase the pricing immediately after the merger.
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