If you love Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 so much you absolutely must plaster it over every available surface despite the fact it's not even out yet, Microsoft has you (and all your Xbox hardware ...

With less than two weeks to go before Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 makes its debut, Microsoft has removed its £1/$1 Game Pass trial deal. As you can see in the image below, taken by Eurogamer this ...

Since Microsoft’s acquisition of Activision Blizzard, the day has always been coming that a brand new Call of Duty game would come to Game Pass – technically free for existing subscribers ...

Recently, Microsoft pulled its $1 offer, and the decision seems to mysteriously coincide with Call of Duty: Black Ops 6's impending release. "Imagine being one of the richest companies on the ...

so you’d be forgiven for thinking that Microsoft had forgotten about the whole endeavor. We now know that this is not the case at least, as the company has just revealed a Call of Duty ...

Call of Duty games usually generate a huge amount of sales revenue over their launch periods. The idea of Microsoft sacrificing a large chunk of this by providing consumers with an almost ...

Of course, even millions of $1 sales wouldn’t be profitable for Microsoft. A decision like this isn’t without reasons, as Microsoft is hoping to increase the number of Game Pass subscriptions.

Microsoft has announced that Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 will be playable via Xbox Cloud Gaming (beta) for Xbox Game Pass Ultimate members at launch on October 25th at 1pm ET. Microsoft is also bringing ...

Microsoft has pulled its $1 for 14 days of Game Pass trial ahead of next week's Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 release date. Mirroring a tactic it employed ahead of last year's launch of Bethesda’s ...

With just over a week until the launch of the new Call of Duty game, Microsoft has quietly withdrawn the deal, leaving fans without a budget option to access the blockbuster. Like the company’s ...

With just over a week until the launch of the new Call of Duty game, Microsoft has quietly withdrawn the deal, leaving fans without a budget option to access the blockbuster. Like the company’s other ...

There are plenty of spots on the Cowboys roster where changes could be made, but one of the worrisome positions that Dallas has not had to worry about much in the past is that of left tackle.