Xbox Game Pass price cuts, but Call of Duty won’t hit day one
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Microsoft is cutting Game Pass Ultimate to $22.99 and PC Game Pass to $14 (regional prices vary) to offer better value, but new Call of Duty titles will no longer join Game Pass on launch day and will arrive about a year later, a move aimed at boosting revenue and potentially prompting a new tier or add-on.
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