If you own an Xbox, there is little reason to not get Game Pass given the vast catalogue it offers. But how on earth is its subscriber base meant to keep expanding?

After years of building up Game Pass as a viable part of its business, Microsoft is seemingly struggling to justify Call of Duty on Game Pass.

Sarah Bond, Xbox president, has hinted that Microsoft Corp (NASDAQ:MSFT) will launch the 2024 Call of Duty game directly into its Game Pass subscription service. “You’re going to see some really amazing things,

In an interview with Bloomberg at Bloomberg Tech in San Francisco, Xbox president Sarah Bond said, "You're going to see some more really big games going into Game Pass later this year" The interviewer interjected to say "from Activision?" and Bond replied, "Across the whole slate."

Call of Duty might have been confirmed for Xbox Game Pass, as Xbox president Sarah Bond says "the whole slate" of games will be available on the subscription service. In an interview with Bloomberg, Sarah Bond explains the benefits of Game Pass.

Xbox fans have only wanted one thing since Microsoft completed its merger with Activision Blizzard last year: Call of Duty on Game Pass. The mega-popular franchise currently releases at a $70 price point every year,

In a pivotal update for gaming enthusiasts, Xbox President Sarah Bond confirmed that Microsoft will continue to include its own games, alongside titles from Activision such as Call of Duty, on Xbox Game Pass.

Xbox president Sarah Bond has indicated Microsoft will launch 2024’s Call of Duty game straight into Game Pass. Earlier this week, The Verge reported that Microsoft was still debating whether to release this year’s Call of Duty,