Microsoft has announced the Xbox Game Pass, a $9.99 a
month service for Xbox One and PC that allows subscribers to play a rotating catalog of downloadable Xbox One and backwards-compatible Xbox 360 games. The service will be available in the spring, and features Microsoft first-party titles as well as partnerships with publishers such as 2K, Capcom, Sega, Bandai Namco, THQ, Deep Silver and many more. First up are, Halo 5: Guardians, Payday 2, NBA 2K16, and SoulCalibur II. Microsoft has already started testing the program via select Xbox Insider Program members and Xbox Live Gold members get exclusive access sometime before launch. New games will cycle in each month as they replace others. Pass members can purchase titles and any DLC for the game at a discount before they're rotated out of the service.
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