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New Xbox boss keeps saying all the right things as Game Pass price drop teased
New Xbox head Asha Sharma is reportedly considering a return to console exclusives and a potential price drop for Xbox Game Pass. Sharma has acknowledged fan demand for exclusives and stated that Game Pass has become too expensive, suggesting a need for better value. Discussions about exclusivity are ongoing internally, despite recent successes with multiplatform releases like Forza Horizon 5 and Indiana Jones And The Great Circle.
Xbox storstädar – ger Xbox hopp om en framtid
Xbox's new head, Asha Sharma, has acknowledged that the recent price increase for Xbox Game Pass was a misstep and that the service is too expensive for players. Sharma plans to rework Game Pass into a more flexible system. This shift in strategy, along with the development of a new console codenamed 'Project Helix' that will integrate PC gaming, offers hope for the future of the Xbox brand.
Game Pass is now “too expensive for players”, and that’s coming from the head of Xbox – welcome to our world Asha
Xbox head Asha Sharma reportedly stated in a leaked memo that Game Pass has become too expensive for players, indicating a need for Microsoft to re-evaluate its value proposition. The article speculates on potential changes, such as new subscription tiers or the removal of titles like Call of Duty from the service, suggesting these moves are driven by business strategy rather than player benefit.
Nya Xbox-chefen: "Game Pass har blivit för dyrt för spelarna"
The new head of Xbox, Asha Sharma, has stated that Xbox Game Pass has become too expensive for players and that changes are needed to offer better value. Sharma indicated that the current model is not final and that Xbox is exploring a more flexible system for Game Pass in the long term. This comes amid reports that Xbox is considering not releasing Call of Duty day one on Game Pass due to revenue concerns, following recent price increases for the service.
New Xbox CEO reportedly admits Game Pass "has become too expensive for players" in leaked memo
New Xbox CEO Asha Sharma has reportedly acknowledged in a leaked memo that the Game Pass subscription service has become too expensive for players. Sharma indicated that Microsoft needs to develop a better value proposition and that the service will evolve into a more flexible system over time. The memo also suggested that the inclusion of Call of Duty titles was a factor in recent price increases.
Microsoft Gaming CEO Says Game Pass Has “Become Too Expensive” in Internal Memo
Microsoft Gaming CEO Asha Sharma stated in an internal memo that Game Pass has become too expensive for players and needs a better value proposition. She indicated plans to evolve the service into a more flexible system over time. The memo also acknowledged online discussions about potential pricing changes and explored options like a tier with only first-party Xbox games.
Xbox Boss Admits Game Has Become “too expensive”, Hints At Big Changes To The Service
Xbox's new leader, Asha Sharma, has indicated that the company is considering significant changes to the Game Pass service, acknowledging that it has become too expensive for players. Sharma plans to explore ways to increase the service's value and flexibility, potentially through lower prices or revised subscription tiers. Discussions also include the possibility of adjusting how major titles like Call of Duty are integrated into the subscription model.
Indonesian Ratings Board Leaks 007 First Light Spoilers and More
The Indonesian Game Rating System (IGRS) has suffered a significant data leak, accidentally revealing extensive story spoilers for IO Interactive's upcoming game 007 First Light and Bandai Namco's Echoes of Aincrad. The leak also reportedly includes footage from Assassin's Creed: Black Flag remake and Castlevania: Belmont's Curse, as well as thousands of email addresses belonging to game developers.
Call of Duty May Be Removed From Game Pass This Year
Rumors suggest that Call of Duty titles may be removed from Game Pass later this year, according to insider Jez Corden. This potential change comes as Xbox reportedly considers shifting its strategy towards more niche and PC-focused games. The next mainline Call of Duty game is expected to launch in October.
Here's when the new Overwatch season starts in your region, and everything you can expect from it
Overwatch Season 2: Summit is set to launch on April 14, 2026, introducing a new hero named Sierra, along with various gameplay updates. These include changes to hero abilities, a revamped post-match accolades system, and an overhauled map voting system. Players can expect a new battle pass and store bundles, with rumors of new mythic weapon and skin additions.
Valve’s New Kernel Patches Let 8GB GPUs Handle High VRAM Games
Valve has released kernel patches designed to help PC gamers with 8GB graphics cards run high VRAM games more effectively. These software-level changes aim to alleviate bottlenecks caused by demanding modern titles, benefiting a significant portion of the Steam user base who utilize mid-range hardware like the RTX 3060. The optimization efforts are expected to improve performance without requiring users to purchase new hardware.
Is Xbox Game Pass Losing Its Biggest Feature? Major Rumours & Mystery Leak Explained | Invision Game
Rumors suggest Xbox Game Pass may be phasing out Day One releases, a core feature that has driven its value proposition. This potential shift, coupled with a mysterious leak of classic Xbox 360 titles briefly appearing on the store, has fueled speculation about a revival of Xbox's backwards compatibility program. These developments could signal a significant strategic change for Xbox's gaming ecosystem.
Call Of Duty's Iconic Ghost Shows Up In New Fanta Ad, Making People Wonder About 2026's Call Of Duty
The character Ghost from Call of Duty has appeared in a new Fanta advertisement as part of an Xbox promotion, leading to speculation about the 2026 Call of Duty title, rumored to be Modern Warfare 4. The promotion includes specially designed Fanta cans with in-game bonuses for various Xbox franchises, including Call of Duty and Halo. Separately, Xbox Game Pass has seen price increases, with discussions about its value and the inclusion of future Call of Duty titles.
Game Pass Is Too Expensive And It Will Change, Xbox CEO Says
Microsoft Gaming CEO Asha Sharma has acknowledged that Xbox Game Pass has become too expensive and stated that changes are coming to improve its value proposition. While no immediate changes are expected, Sharma is exploring a more flexible system and potential bundle offerings with companies like Netflix. These discussions follow a significant price increase for Xbox Game Pass Ultimate in October 2025.
Fresh Intel Nova Lake leak fills out the details on the range of Core Ultra 400-series CPUs we can expect to see later…
A new leak provides details on Intel's upcoming Nova Lake desktop processors, expected to be branded as the Core Ultra 400-series. The roadmap reveals specifications for various SKUs, including potential Core Ultra 9, 7, and 5 models, with some featuring a large 'bLLC' cache. The leak also suggests support for Thunderbolt 5 and confirms a maximum of 24 PCIe lanes.
Call of Duty kan försvinna från Game Pass dag 1, spekuleras det
Rumors suggest Microsoft is considering not releasing the next Call of Duty title on Game Pass on its launch day due to concerns that the subscription service cannibalizes sales. This speculation follows a lukewarm reception and player drop for Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 and a recent price increase for Game Pass Ultimate.
Liquid Swords CEO Christofer Sundberg announced as speaker at Nordic Game 2026
Nordic Game 2026 has announced Christofer Sundberg, CEO of Liquid Swords, as a speaker. Sundberg will present on game development, leadership, and his new game Samson. The event will also feature a voice acting panel with David Bateson and Magnus Bruun.
Gaming Community Divided Over Xbox and Activision Job Cuts
The gaming community is divided over recent layoffs at Xbox and Activision, sparking debates about industry awareness versus personal engagement with games. This discourse highlights a growing tension between viewing games as corporate products and appreciating the human effort behind them, especially in the context of industry consolidation.
Former Bethesda Executive Says Studio Isn’t Part of Anything “Authentic”, “Genuine” Anymore
Former Bethesda executive Pete Hines stated that under Microsoft's ownership, the studio has lost its sense of authenticity and genuineness. Hines expressed feeling powerless to properly manage Bethesda and protect its development culture after the acquisition. He also mentioned internal complaints about Call of Duty remaining multiplatform while Bethesda's games became Xbox console exclusives, though Microsoft has since shifted away from strict exclusivity.
New report claims Microsoft is considering changing Day One access to Call of Duty on Game Pass
A new report suggests Microsoft is considering removing Call of Duty from its Game Pass Day One offering due to perceived "cracks" in the subscription service's strategy. This potential change comes as Xbox is reportedly exploring new Game Pass tiers and pricing models.
