"Microsoft's Acquisition of Activision Blizzard: Updates and Insights"
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Microsoft has no immediate plans to raise the price of Xbox Game Pass subscription service if the merger with Activision is approved, even with the addition of day-and-date Call of Duty games. The company could keep the price of Xbox Game Pass at its current rates on a post-merger basis, which could help surge Game Pass signups and also protect against regulators and courts disapproving of an immediate price jump following the merger's closure.
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