It was the most read news of the week on the Xbox community.
(Update): In the previously posted entry We mentioned that free multiplayer will be for all video games, which is incorrect, this will only apply to free video games.
A crazy friday is Microsoft not only announced the price increase of Xbox Live Gold she was also forced to take a step back and finally listen to the demands of the players. This week’s offers feature full video game editions and full video game editions in a listing you can view by clicking here.
Final Fantasy XV and others are leaving Xbox Game Pass.
We have already been able to know the list of video games that will say goodbye to the catalog of Xbox Game Pass at the end of the month. One of the most remarkable results is Final Fantasy XV, which was added in early 2020.
Trine 4: The Nightmare Prince and Frontlines: Fuel of War it’s both Games with gold extra that you can claim now through Xbox stores in Japan and Korea.
For the first time, five games with gold.
The offer of Games with gold For the month of February 2021 it is in style, instead of four there will be five video games and among them names such as Resident Evil HD Remastered and Gears 5.
Kazuma Kiryu feels very comfortable on Xbox Game Pass.
The arrival of the new video games of the Yakuza series in Xbox Game Pass It won’t stop in 2021 and we already got to know the release date of Yakuza Remastered Collection and Yakuza 6: The Song of Life.
Xbox Live Gold will no longer be required to play for free.
After a clear dissatisfaction from the Xbox gaming community, it is that Microsoft not only decided to maintain the current prices of Xbox Live Gold He also agreed that in the coming months, it will no longer be necessary to be a Gold member to access the multiplayer mode of free video games. This means that now video games like Fortnite, Rocket League or Warzone will be completely free.
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