Microsoft has reduced the subscription price of its Xbox Game Pass service and announced it will no longer include 'Call of Duty' games on the day of their release. This change follows the appointment of a new Xbox CEO who has pledged to focus more on gamer satisfaction. The move could affect Xbox's competitive position in the gaming market and impact subscribers who value early access to popular titles.
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Lower Xbox Game Pass prices may boost subscriber growth, potentially increasing Microsoft's gaming revenue and positively affecting its stock.
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