Xbox Game Pass Price Hike and New Tiers Explained – IGN Daily Fix
Xbox Game Pass Changes
Microsoft has announced significant changes to Xbox Game Pass, including a price increase. Xbox Game Pass Ultimate will now cost $19.99 per month, up from $16.99. PC Game Pass will increase from $9.99 to $1.99. The core subscription will now be $74.99 annually, up from $59.99. However, monthly subscribers will still pay $9.99. Microsoft is also introducing a new tier, Game Pass Standard, at $14.99 a month. This tier excludes day one games and certain benefits.
Subscription Details
For those keen on playing Day One titles such as Call of Duty: Black Ops 6, Game Pass Ultimate is the only option. Lower-tier subscribers are now excluded from such experiences. These changes go into effect today for new subscribers and on September 12th for existing subscribers. Pro tip: Stock up on prepaid cards at the current rate before the new prices kick in!
PlayStation Plus July Games
PlayStation Plus members are in for a treat in July with games like Remnant 2, Crisis Core Final Fantasy 7, Mount And Blade 2, and more. The standout is Remnant 2, a shooter that received high praise. Crisis Core is a remake of a classic PSP game, while Mount And Blade 2 offers epic RPG gameplay. Retro enthusiasts will also enjoy Jean di, a PSP tactics game set during the hundred-year war.
Nintendo’s Mysterious Teaser
Nintendo teased a mysterious horror game, possibly titled “Emo,” that caught everyone off guard. The eerie trailer features a character with a bag over his head, giving off a chilling vibe. While it’s uncertain if Nintendo is directly involved with the game’s development, it signifies a potential departure from their usual family-friendly content. Emo is a deviation from the norm and has piqued curiosity among fans.
In conclusion, the gaming landscape is evolving with changes to subscription services and intriguing new game releases. Stay tuned for more updates and exciting developments in the gaming world!
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