But you only need to play Final Fantasy VIII Remastered, for reals. Square Enix is diving headfirst into Xbox Game Pass, with a ton of Final Fantasy content earmarked for the subscription service.
KIRYU-CHAN! For years now, the Yakuza series has been one of the guiltiest gaming pleasures around, albeit exclusive to PlayStation and PC. Well get ready to rumble, because, the epic saga of the Dragon of Dojima will soon unfold on Xbox One for the first time ever. Even better, all of those delightful Yakuza games will be popping up on Game Pass.
Move over Google Stadia, because Microsoft is getting ready to enter the gaming streaming service.
Following a tease or two, Microsoft is ready to kick off X019 with a brand new slate of games! I’ll be covering the event and updating this post as necessary, so sit back and relax with your F5 key in hammering distance so you can see all the reveals from the Xbox celebration.
It’s X019 tonight! Microsoft’s annual celebration of all things related to Xbox kicks off at 10PM CAT, and while previous years might have been a bit light on content it looks like Xboss Phil Spencer’s efforts to grow the Xbox brand’s first-party slate by snapping up numerous publishers is about to pay off.
Gears 5 is a damned great game. And boy oh boy has it been a success for Microsoft. According to Microsoft’s it’s had the biggest launch for a first party game this generation.
Microsoft’s Game Pass is a pretty damned incredible subscription service. If you haven’t already contemplated it, there’s one incredibly worthwhile reason to give it a go right now: Gears 5. Yes, all of Microsoft’s first-party games are up on Game Pass on release day, letting you play great games for a monthly sub. It’s a service that’s regularly on special, and something you can easily game if you’re a savvy shopper.
I’m pretty chuffed with Game Pass on Pc. I’m not especially keen on the Windows store or the Xbox app that I have to use to access the service, but it’s a lovely way to play a bunch of games for not very much money. It’s a killer service on both PC and console, regularly adding great new games to play.
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A spooky European village. Properly scary castle mania. Vampires. Werewolves! The only thing more frightening, is a glimpse at your empty bank account when it comes to deciding whether or not you can grab Resident Evil Village this month. Capcom's successor to its long-running survival-horror franchise is finally out, and if you've read our review then you know the game is a winner on multiple levels.
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