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Zeal for the nextCall of Dutygame is worth watching among Xbox fans. As of now, they don’t seem to care about other video games and are waiting for the popular military shooter to arrive on day one of the Game Pass. Maybe they’ve already jumped to the conclusion that it’s already a success, which means Activision can safely say,‘That’s marketing done right’.
One game that recently became a victim of Activision wasKena: Bridge of Spirits. Despite the fact that it received several accolades, including Indie Game of the Year, it doesn’t make a difference to fans. They would rather wait for the military shooter to arrive on Game Pass than pay for a certain game directly.
Maybe Players Need to Give Other Video Games a Chance
Either people don’t want to spend too much money on a single game or they are just not into it. At least that’s the case with one of the popular games available on Steam currently. The craze forBlack Ops 6is peaking by day and the confirmation for its arrival on Xbox Game Pass at day one has added to the thrill.
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Gamers on social media platform X (formerly Twitter) are debating about how the popular military shooter is becoming a poisoned chalice for other video games at the moment.
Some of you have completely lost your mindspic.twitter.com/iIVGkkE7LV
— Sultan 🗡️ALIEN HOMINID IS BACK🔥🔥 (@SultanPSN)Jul 24, 2025
Even the fans who didn’t mentionCall of Dutyare asking about the game’s arrival on Game Pass.
Yeah but is it coming to GamePass?
— ᴡᴏʀʀʏᴡᴀʀᴛ (@WrryWrt73)July 24, 2025
Another user called Jelani Noel says he can wait a bit longer for the game to release on Game Pass.
If i waited this long for it to come to xbox i can wait a but longer for it to come to gamepass. Foh
— Jelani Noel (@laninoel)July 18, 2025
The indie game is set to arrive on Game Pass on June 15, 2025, and whilst Xbox Game Pass is undoubtedly a good service for gamers to take advantage of, this is just one example where the developers and their games are being hurt in the process.
Why Are Fans So Hyped for the Upcoming Call of Duty Game?
We cannot say the excitement for the nextCall of Dutyhas reached its peak yet, as it is towering ceaselessly. It’s been out of control since “The Truth Lies” campaign began recently. The return of popular characters like Frank Woods just adds more flavor to it. As inBlack Ops 2,he was seen roaming around in a wheelchair.
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This makesthe return of the antagonist from the game, Raul Menendez, more evident. Events inBlack Ops 2lead to a point where Menendez eventually shoots at both the legs of Woods, crippling him for life. The saddest part of that mission, dubbed ‘Suffer With Me,” is that he shoots his best friend, Alex Mason, which may kill him.
It definitely needs to include a top-tier narrative, at least to cover up the old wounds given to the franchise byModern Warfare III. Concerning visuals, it is more likely to be a treat for fans like the previous games in the franchise have been.
Are you waiting for the nextCall of Dutyto arrive at Game Pass? If yes, why? Don’t forget to tell us in the comments section below.
Anurag Batham
Gaming Journalist
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Anurag Batham is a video games correspondent at FandomWire. With over two years of experience in writing for different industries, his past works show his passion for the metaverse and his awareness of the environment. He’s always playing with ideas to turn them into captivating stories.A gaming enthusiast who can prove it when you have a round of Call of Duty (COD) with him. And it may take more than a coffee with him if you are to talk to him about Marvel. One can find a reader in him who’s always keen to perfect what he already knows and to learn everything new.
