Black Ops 7 Launch Details and Marketing Tactics Revealed

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The Standard Edition of Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 is expected to cost $69.99 in the US, not $80 as some predicted, with the release date set for November 14. The game will not be available on Nintendo Switch 2 and will have different editions priced accordingly. Microsoft’s decision to keep the price below $80 may be a strategic move to compete with Battlefield 6, which is also priced at $69.99. Despite initial plans to price some games at $80, Microsoft has not yet released an $80 game, and EA has indicated no plans to change their pricing strategy.
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