XBOX CEO Asha Sharma Claims Call of Duty Surpasses Marvel Cinematic Universe in Scale
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Grant Taylor-Hill
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In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, XBOX CEO Asha Sharma (just over 100 days in office) discussed the growth of live-action adaptations in gaming and made a bold claim that Call of Duty is bigger than the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The interview is part of a major Entertainment Weekly spread featuring XBOX on its first all-gaming cover in two decades, covering Sharma's perspectives on gaming, active projects, and the future of the industry.
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· 2 pulledCall of Duty is bigger than the Marvel Cinematic Universe
The publication put out a massive spread on XBOX in the first all-gaming cover in two decades
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