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Call of Duty Game Pass Hint Emerges on Microsoft Store
The long-rumored arrival of Call of Duty titles and Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1 & 2 HD on Xbox Game Pass may finally be taking shape. As of April 11, 2025, eagle-eyed players have noticed that several Activision-published games are appearing in the Microsoft Store with a Game Pass tag, despite not yet being downloadable through the service.
Among the titles showing the “Included with Game Pass” label are:
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Call of Duty: World at War
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Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare
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Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1+2 HD
While none of these games can currently be installed via Game Pass, the presence of this label in search results is fueling speculation that official announcements may be just around the corner.
A History of Game Pass Rumors for Activision Games
Speculation surrounding Activision Blizzard games on Game Pass has been ongoing ever since Microsoft’s acquisition of the publishing giant. Fans have long awaited the inclusion of iconic franchises like Call of Duty, Tony Hawk, and Diablo within the Game Pass ecosystem.
Recent developments appear to support these expectations. While there’s been no formal confirmation for these three specific titles, Microsoft Store tags are typically updated ahead of backend integration—a potential sign of imminent availability.
This would mark the first major wave of legacy Activision titles on Game Pass, aside from Call of Duty: Warzone, which already offers in-game perks for Game Pass Ultimate users.
Warzone Game Pass Ultimate Perks Expand
While full-game access is still pending, Call of Duty: Warzone players have already begun to enjoy Game Pass Ultimate rewards. The current pack, dubbed “Game Pass Pack 1,” includes:
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2x Operator Skins
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3x Weapon Blueprints
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2x Emotes
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Weapon Charm
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Weapon Reticle
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Emblem
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2x Stickers
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XP Token (1 hour)
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Weapon XP Token (1 hour)
These perks are available to claim until May 8, 2025, and their labeling suggests that additional packs may be on the way.
The offering reflects Microsoft’s growing commitment to bundling high-value in-game content with Game Pass, even before full titles are introduced into the subscription.
A Bright Outlook for Game Pass Fans
This development comes during a massive year for Microsoft and its Game Pass platform. With Black Ops 6 already on the service from day one—and receiving positive feedback for its ambitious campaign—it seems Game Pass is increasingly becoming the go-to platform for premium FPS experiences.
“Black Ops 6 is a triumphant return for the series… available day one on Game Pass on Cloud, Console, and PC,” noted one review. The campaign’s blend of cinematic storytelling, mission variety, and a touch of psychological depth has impressed both longtime fans and newcomers alike.
What Comes Next?
If these Game Pass labels are accurate, subscribers could soon be revisiting some of the most beloved entries in the Call of Duty and Tony Hawk franchises, including:
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World War II battles in World at War
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Sci-fi warfare in Infinite Warfare
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Nostalgic skating sessions in Tony Hawk 1+2
Whether Microsoft intends to drop them quietly or announce them during an upcoming showcase remains to be seen. However, the technical cues suggest backend preparation is already underway.
It’s also possible that a Game Pass roadmap or major update reveal is imminent, especially with Microsoft gearing up for its summer events, including the Xbox Showcase on June 8, 2025.
How to Check for Game Pass Availability
To track the latest Game Pass additions:
| Platform | How to Check |
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| Xbox Console | Go to the “Game Pass” tab in your dashboard |
| Microsoft Store (PC) | Search for the game and look for “Included with Game Pass” |
| Xbox App (Mobile) | Check “Coming Soon” under the Game Pass section |
Additionally, players can follow official Xbox and Game Pass social media accounts or join Game Pass tracking communities for real-time updates.
Conclusion: Is This the Start of Something Bigger?
While neither Call of Duty World at War, Infinite Warfare, nor Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1+2 are playable via Game Pass just yet, the recent Microsoft Store tags are a strong indication that something is brewing.
If these classics join the service, it will mark a significant milestone in Microsoft’s effort to integrate Activision’s iconic IPs into the Game Pass portfolio.
Stay tuned, as the next few weeks could bring some exciting confirmations—and potentially, a whole new wave of Activision favorites.
