How?That just makes it worse...
People are calling the article bullshyt and the reply from the Xbox gamepass page has wayyy more positive engagement.
General consensus seems to be that kotaku are the clowns going by the comments on these tweets.
Why is everyone unsubscribing from Gamepass?
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People are calling the article bullshyt and the reply from the Xbox gamepass page has wayyy more positive engagement.
General consensus seems to be that kotaku are the clowns going by the comments on these tweets.
Gizmo_Duck
blathering blatherskite!
Has there been an update im unaware of?
shyt on TVs across the world and new countries such as Argentina New Zealand but its dying 
Gizmo_Duck
blathering blatherskite!
shyt on TVs across the world and new countries such as Argentina New Zealand but its dying
So was tivo
This gen sucks for new content period. We're already what, nearly 2 years in and the only 'next gen only' games are Ratchet and Clank and Returnal? Everything else is just cross gen.
As far as Triple A games on gamepass, Microsoft set themselves up for that backlash by setting that expectation in the first place. People now have the expectation that they should constantly get $60 games to play for $16 a month subscription fee. I realistically don't see how this subscription model is feasible over the long-term, especially if you're a company that doesn't have other cash cows like Microsoft to hold you over. Microsoft used those AAA games to draw people in, but it wasn't sustainable and they are trying to tide people over with indie/non AAA games and people are rolling out... but this was to be expected. They can't keep giving you several 60 to 70 dollar products for 16 a month.
As far as Triple A games on gamepass, Microsoft set themselves up for that backlash by setting that expectation in the first place. People now have the expectation that they should constantly get $60 games to play for $16 a month subscription fee. I realistically don't see how this subscription model is feasible over the long-term, especially if you're a company that doesn't have other cash cows like Microsoft to hold you over. Microsoft used those AAA games to draw people in, but it wasn't sustainable and they are trying to tide people over with indie/non AAA games and people are rolling out... but this was to be expected. They can't keep giving you several 60 to 70 dollar products for 16 a month.
