It’s incredibly hard to overstate just what good value Xbox Game Pass is. Not only do you get a rotating library of older games, but often newer ones as well. For new Xbox One owners (or the parents of them!) it’s especially enticing, because it means not having to buy many other games at all.

Crackdown 3…will it ever be released? Well it certainly won’t be this year, as Microsoft’s launch window for its kills ‘n skills sandbox is only arriving in February 2019. While that date pits Crackdown 3 against games such as Anthem, Days Gone and Anno 1800, it’s still a hell of a lot better than the competition that it would have to face if it came out in jam-packed fourth quarter of 2018.

Microsoft’s Game Pass is a service that offers fantastic value. For $10 a month, users can download and play an increasing selection of games – including Microsoft’s latest ones – as long as they’re actively subscribed. While some see it as the start of a “Netflix for games,” Microsoft doesn’t see it that way. In an interview with GI.biz, Microsoft’s …

It may not have much in the way of exclusives right now, but the Xbox One is still an absolutely terrific machine if you don’t mind focusing on third-party games more often. That’s primarily thanks to the Xbox Game Pass service, which functions as a Netflix for games, giving users a veritable buffet of titles to gorge on. There’s some …

When we heard Microsoft’s big push for a Netflix-like subscription with Game Pass and the news that first-party games will hit the service on day one, we knew that it was set to change the industry and make some waves. Boy has it.

In a groundbreaking move. Microsoft has announced that all of its future first-party games will be added to its Game Pass subscription service on the day of their release.

Xbox Game Pass solves a big problem for those looking for a library of games to play on their new console, but it's not yet a robust enough service for those deep in the Xbox ecosystem.