"Xbox's Phil Spencer Discusses Call of Duty and Other Activision Blizzard Games on Game Pass"

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Xbox boss Phil Spencer has discussed the process of bringing Activision Blizzard games, including Call of Duty, to Xbox Game Pass following Microsoft's acquisition of the company. Spencer emphasized that there is work involved in moving games to Game Pass and it will take time to integrate them into the service. He also addressed the differing ideologies between Xbox Game Pass and Activision Blizzard's CEO Bobby Kotick's stance on subscription services. While Spencer sees Game Pass as a way to grow the subscription and support indie developers, he acknowledges that not every game is a good fit for the service.
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