- Classic Call of Duty titles like Ghosts and Advanced Warfare may join Xbox Game Pass
- Currently priced at $59.99 each, fans speculate they’ll be included in the subscription
- Microsoft hints at expanding its gaming platform for all players.
Nostalgia is in air for Call of Duty fans as rumors swirl about classic titles potentially making their way on Xbox Game Pass. While official announcement is yet to be made, strong hints suggest that popular installments of the iconic Call of Duty franchise could soon be part of the subscription service.
A Holiday Treat for Xbox Fans?
If true, Xbox users can revisit the iconic moments in the franchise’s history. The speculations began when reddit users noticed something unusual and intriguing at the Microsoft Store— appearance of multiple COD titles— Call of Duty: Ghosts (2013), Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare (2014), Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 (2015), and Call of Duty: WW2 (2017).
These installments include features like— achievements and cloud saving, hinting at their reintroduction to modern Xbox platforms. While the titles are currently listed for individual purchase at $59.99, this update has left fans guessing that this can be an early holiday surprise for Xbox Game Pass subscribers, set to turn this Christmas into an extraordinary one.
With Call of Duty: Ghosts (2013)Call of Duty: Ghosts players can dive into a post-apocalyptic setting where the United States faces massive destruction. Known for its innovative multiplayer maps, Ghosts introduced unique gameplay mechanics like dynamic map changes and the beloved “Extinction” mode.
Advanced Warfare (2014) revolutionized the in-game movements, introduced exosuits into play, allowing soldiers to boost-jump, dodge, and engage in futuristic combat. Similarly the other games are distinct in their own way, offering players the opportunity to return to the COD roots.
Microsoft’s Grand Vision: Gaming Without Boundaries
Now-a-days Microsoft is coming up with unique ways to the gaming, recently announced to end the console exclusives permanently, aim to release the first-party titles on PlayStation and Nintendo consoles.
The Xbox community shared mix reviews, some opposed this change, while others appreciated the expansion of games beyond the one platform. However, Microsoft is focusing on creating a platform as a go to hub-for gaming enthusiasts.
Call of Duty has always been favourite and the latest launch of Black Ops 6 is doing exceptionally great snice the release. Now players are waiting for the official statement to witness what could be one of the most exciting updates to Xbox Game Pass in 2024.
