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The ‘Call of Duty tax’ means games media doesn’t cover COD the way it used to, Activision says
Its large audience has “become status quo” and people forget the work that goes into each entry, it’s claimed Activision believes there’s a “Call of Duty tax” on the way the series is covered by games media these days, according to an…
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Activision claims a “Call of Duty tax” now affects how games media cover the franchise, noting that its large audience has become the status quo and that people often overlook the work behind each entry.
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