Never heard bigger nonsense. M$ you are drunk, go back to your cave.

Its a step forward in making and easing everyone into MS orginial plan of always on, no ownership, no trading, no reselling and total loss of rights and control over the things you pay for. Thats all it really is. Its a amazing the thing people are willing to give up control and power over for precieved cheaper prices.

Retailers are already moving off this news and it isn't looking good.. What is Microsoft doing to the Xbox brand!!! Not to mention if t@ net neutrality kicks in Microsoft is @#&k

http://n4g.com/news/2139810...

Aside from the 2-3 Microsoft titles a year, the library is very old so those games were already affordable if you want them. I've purchased many AAA Xbox One titles for $20 or less, for one reason or another most AAA games outside of GTA drop in price rather quickly.

If there's 40 million Xbox Ones sold and a new Forza Game came out for £55 how many will they sell? 3 million? That's probably around £35 per title after taking into account the retailers cut plus shipping costs etc. How many will buy a £7.99 game pass instead just to play forza for 1 month. It could be just 3 million decides to buy a game pass just to play it. But if you take into account all the other games available and numerous other first party titles coming out throughout the year you can see the Netflix effect. Microsoft could end up having 10 million plus on game pass eventually that's 100 million a month! That means Microsoft can buy in games from other game developers exactly like Netflix does with some of their films and TV series. They could even spend money on the development of the games.
I cant see how it wouldn't work. They could afford to lose millions for the first few years just to build up their subscriptions.

Only for their so called "Launched Exclusive"

I seriously doubt that third party publisher would jump on this program unless it's either "Episodic", "Free2Play", and "Games filled with Lootboxes and Microtransaction"