When Xbox introduced their Game Pass service in 2017, it was…it was alright I’d say. A few big games, plenty of medium-budget titles and a price tag that made it affordable enough to make it a worthy substitute for allowing your children to be looked after by the warm glow of an LED TV screen. Fast forward to 2019, and …
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Microsoft may be on to something with their Game Pass service, an all you can play buffet service of games that are constantly being added and rotated out. It’s a cheap as chips subscription, it’s home to smaller games and it has day one access to first-party Xbox One games to boot. That’s not too shabby, and like most services of its ilk, it lives and dies on its content. Said content is getting a few heavy-hitters soon, as Microsoft announced sixteen new entries to the Game Pass library.
Xbox Game Pass continues to evolve and update its library, earning subscribers along the way as Microsoft lays the ground for the gaming future that it envisions for the industry. A future that will include PC gamers as well, as Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella revealed in an earnings call via PC Gamer that the company is looking to expand the platform beyond the plastic casing of an Xbox One shell
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 …
Boasting brand new tech that allows players to start playing a game twice as fast, as well as a big expansion of its catalogue, Microsoft's Xbox Game Pass subscription service is looking even more appealing.
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.
The Xbox Game Pass selection on offer right now ain’t too shabby provided that you enjoy a comprehensive list of backwards compatible titles. Xbox Game Pass launches officially on June 1, but if you happen to have an Xbox Live Gold subscription then you’re in luck: You can jump in right now.
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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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