With less than two weeks to go before Call of Accountability: Dull Ops 6 makes its debut, Microsoft has removed its £1/$1 Game Pass trial.
As you can see from the symbol below, taken from Eurogamer this morning, the Game Pass webpage has only recently shown total prices for a time at the subscription provider.
This isn’t the first time the company has removed its attractive £1/$1 Game Pass trial ahead of a major sports foundation. He did the same thing last time before Starfield debuted.
Name of Responsibility: Dull Ops 6 is set to drop this moment, October 25, on all platforms.
When it arrives, it will also be available on Game Pass through the provider’s Endmost and PC Game Pass club tiers. This could mark a major milestone for Microsoft, which bought Activision, maker of Name of Accountability, in late October, the closest to nearly two years of negotiations and criminal dealings.
In addition to Call of Accountability: Dull Ops 6, Modern War 3 and Warzone are also coming to Xbox Cloud Gaming as part of the current Game Pass offerings.
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A few days ago, Activision revealed the essential elements of the Dull Ops 6 PC device. Here, it showed that players will need 102 GB of storage capacity.
For more information, you can check out the Name of Responsibility of this time in Eurogamer’s Dull Ops 6 preview here, where our Chris speaks with Treyarch Senior Director of Production Yale Miller (also, incorrect, you may not be playing as Margaret Thatcher in Name of Accountability: Dull Ops 6).
