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Game Pass subscription won’t host Activision titles until 2024
In a recent announcement, the head of Xbox, Phil Spencer, confirmed that the news amidst the $68.7 billion acquisition of the renowned game development company by Microsoft.
The delay in incorporating Activision Blizzard’s game titles into Xbox Game Pass is attributed to the complex process of finalizing the acquisition and ensuring a smooth transition of gaming assets and services. Microsoft, the parent company of Xbox, is strategically working on comprehensive plans to seamlessly integrate the expansive range of games from Activision Blizzard into their existing ecosystem.
This delay raises anticipation and curiosity among gaming enthusiasts, eager to experience popular titles like “Call of Duty,” “Overwatch,” and “World of Warcraft” within the Xbox Game Pass. The integration of these highly acclaimed games is expected to enhance the gaming experience for Xbox Game Pass subscribers, attracting a broader audience.
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Rahul Tabeck, regional sales director ANZ at SolarWinds joins to celebrate the 25th anniversary of SolarWinds and discuss the changes the company has witnessed during their quarter of a century in the IT sector.
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