Xbox Game Pass adding Call of Duty and Diablo to its lineup won’t see the price rise any time soon, Microsoft has told the CMA in the latest bid to pass Activision deal through.
Microsoft’s attempt to have UK regulators approve its $68.7 billion acquisition of Activision-Blizzard continues, with seemingly new details coming to light almost on a daily basis. Now, it’s been revealed that the platform holder defended the price of Xbox Game Pass back in February and what will happen to it following the buyout in future.
The CMA posited the strong likelihood that Xbox Game Pass price could increase should games like Call of Duty and Diablo be welcomed into Microsoft’s first-party family. The basic console and PC Xbox Game Pass price is currently £7.99 / $9.99 / AU$10.95. Xbox Game Pass Ultimate comes in at £10.99 / $14.99 / AU$15.95 per month, and both grant access to a generous rotating library of hundreds of games.