
The big Xbox Game Pass announcement this week was a price cut for the subscription and a major shakeup that sees new Call of Duty games no longer coming to the service at launch.

The big Xbox Game Pass announcement this week was a price cut for the subscription and a major shakeup that sees new Call of Duty games no longer coming to the service at launch.
Curiously, Microsoft’s blog post announcing the changes did not say all of Xbox’s other first-party games will launch on day one into Game Pass Ultimate and PC Game Pass. The blog post said only that Game Pass Ultimate and PC Game Pass subscribers will get “major day-one releases.”
Given that language, many are wondering if other games beyond new Call of Duty releases could be stripped out of Game Pass for day-one launches, or “windowed,” to use an industry term. That remains to be seen, but it’s a possibility that analyst Piers Harding-Rolls of Ampere Analysis believes could happen.
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