Xbox head Phil Spencer has reiterated the company’s commitment to bringing the entire Activision Blizzard game portfolio, including Call of Duty titles, to Xbox Game Pass. The plan is to offer these games on the subscription service on the day of their release, aligning with Xbox’s broader strategy of providing a comprehensive gaming experience for subscribers.

In an interview with Stephen Totilo, Spencer clarified that while the intention is to include the full range of games from ZeniMax, Activision Blizzard, and Xbox Game Studios on Game Pass from day one, the detailed execution of this plan is still being worked on. As of the current status, no Call of Duty games are available on Xbox Game Pass.

The anticipation among fans is notable, considering the extensive catalog of Call of Duty games, totaling 20 mainline titles. Bringing these games to Game Pass would offer subscribers the opportunity to revisit classic titles and experience new releases without additional purchase requirements.

While no official announcement has been made regarding the next Call of Duty installment, the game is rumored to be set during the Gulf War, featuring an open-world campaign. As Xbox continues to refine its plans for integrating Activision Blizzard games into Game Pass, subscribers can expect a more detailed roadmap for the inclusion of titles like Call of Duty in the future. The first Activision Blizzard game slated for Game Pass is Diablo 4, scheduled for availability on March 28.

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