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Xbox Game Pass Expands

Xbox Games Pass to Include All Microsoft-Published Games at Launch

Xbox's Netflix for games service is getting a lot better.
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Microsoft is expanding its Netflix for games-style Xbox Game Pass service to include all new Microsoft-published games on their respective launch days. Xbox executive Phil Spencer this morning announced the expansion of the service he says already includes over 100 games.

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Spencer highlighted Sea of Thieves, which launches on March 20, as the first big game to be part of the Xbox Game Pass expansion.

“This plan to bring new games timed with their global release into Xbox Game Pass not only includes announced titles like Sea of Thieves, State of Decay 2, and Crackdown 3 but future unannounced games from Microsoft Studios including new iterations of our biggest Xbox One exclusive franchises such as Halo, Forza, and Gears of War, on the same day they launch,” he explained.

An Xbox Game Pass subscription costs $10 a month, but Spencer also revealed that the service’s expansion will include a new way to subscribe. Select retailers (including GameStop) will begin selling six-month subscription cards for $59.99 on March 20.

Microsoft launched Xbox Game Pass in June 2017 and expanded it to 40 countries in September 2017. In addition to Microsoft-published games, the service also brings subscribers games published by 2K Games, Capcom, Sega, Namco WB Games, and other third parties.

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Nick has been a gamer since the 8-bit days and has been reporting on the games industry since 2011. Don't interrupt him while he's questing through an RPG or desperately clinging to hope against all reason that his Philly sports teams will win something.