Subscription services can be hit or miss these days. With so many of them out there, it’s hard to know which ones are actually worth your time and, more importantly, your hard-earned money. In the last couple of years, Microsoft has been doing a solid job of beefing up Xbox’s services and marketing them from a pro-consumer angle that is becoming increasingly difficult to resist. One of those services is Xbox Game Pass, which boasts over 100 games for just $9.99/month.
Ubisoft's brilliant Assassin's Creed Odyssey will become available via Xbox and PC Game Pass today, Microsoft has annou…
This week on the Game Deflators Podcast the guys discuss Microsoft's recent acquisition of Activision Blizzard, what it could mean for Microsoft's future plans in the console hardware business, and their relationship with Sony and Nintendo.
Cosy city builder Before We Leave is now available on Xbox to purchase and also amazingly via Xbox Game Pass.
When you throw Gears and Halo on top of this list it's impressive.
Own > Rent
first of all...out of those 100+ games, how much are filler and how much are actually worth playing? be real with yourselves. i'd rather spend $60 on a game that i'll play for a while than $100 a year for games i'll barely play. they are clearly ripping you guys off but when you see that 100+ games you start drooling, when the fact is most those games are wack. quality or quantity people (but you can get both on playstation).
oh and describing microsoft as "pro-consumer" that is "difficulty hard to resist"...just... WOW, how can one write that with a straight face and believe it?!