From there, they could start remake games or entire franchises. Activision might be best known for Call of Duty, but they certainly have a lengthy portfolio of franchises in their possession. Ultimately, it's up to Microsoft what they do with these IPs as soon as Bobby Kotick leaves after the transition period is finalized with Microsoft. But we could see remakes not only for Call of Duty games but franchises like True Crime, which hasn't seen a new release since 2005 with True Crime: New York City. At the moment, we're waiting to see when some of the Activision Blizzard games will land on the Xbox Game Pass subscription service. For instance, we know some of the big new releases, such as Diablo IV and the upcoming Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III, won't be available on Xbox Game Pass this year. However, a reliable industry insider suggests we could see the announcement of past Call of Duty games land on the Xbox subscription service as early as tomorrow.