Matt Percy, manager of the Xbox Game Pass division, announced via twitter that Microsoft's service is 'heating up the engines' ahead of the Christmas holidays. The recent confirmation of the addition of 17 more games to the list of available titles by the first decade of December, furthermore demonstrates how much the Redmond giant is focusing more and more on this type of subscription.
Among the latest arrivals, we remind you, games of the caliber of Control, Gears Tactics and Haven have been added, and the roster, if the intentions are really those announced, could also be further enriched with triple A titles.
Currently, the marketing plans made in the USA seem a clear all-in on the concept of subscription video games. The prices of the service, which can be modulated according to one's own needs, including mobility, are in fact derisory if one thinks of the amount of titles currently available. The only perplexities could therefore concern the level of the same. Will the Xbox Game Pass of Christmas convince the majority of console users to change your entertainment model?
