Microsoft has long positioned itself as a company that wants to enable billions of people to play games. They have already succeeded in their home projects. Pretty much every game in their stable can be found on release day on Game Pass, which, thanks to a low monthly fee, makes it possible to get really big games or really small ones for anyone who wants to play them.
In the long term, Game Pass will see work from independent creators, medium-sized distributors, and major players in the gaming market. After the purchase of Activision Blizzard, it became clear that sooner or later the popular service will be enriched with the most famous projects from Blizzard and Activision. Head of Xbox Phil Spencer posted a blog today in which he finally admitted to the idea that Diablo, Call of Duty or Overwatch would be part of this vast gaming library, making it available to more players.
The giant has even decided not to restrict other platforms, so that the same version of Call of Duty will be available on the specified date on both Xbox and PlayStation consoles. One of Microsoft’s priorities should be to protect developers and support players as much as possible without significantly limiting competing platforms. In the long term, this giant wants to focus on community feedback and, above all, on projecting player opinions into the development of games and services. Microsoft has not yet announced exactly when the titles will be added.
Are you looking forward to playing these titles through Game Pass?
We are committed to delivering fantastic developer creations to players around the world, wherever they play. https://t.co/Q5Pyvos2Uf
— Phil Spencer (@XboxP3) September 1, 2022
Source :Indian TV
