Microsoft launched internal testing of Xbox Game Pass Core subscription service, and the full game library was announced on September 14.
CTOnews.com August 3 news, Microsoft previously announced Xbox Game Pass Core subscription service, CTOnews.com has earlier reported that this service is used to replace the previous Xbox Live Gold gold members, roughly similar to Sonny's "PlayStation Plus basic" membership level for the PlayStation platform, will be the cheapest solution to bring Xbox players online games, exclusive Game Pass Core game library and other functions.
▲ source Microsoft Xbox Microsoft announced today that starting this week, players who subscribe to Xbox Gold Gold members will be able to preview the Xbox Game Pass Core subscription service and be the first to play a series of games from this subscription level's exclusive "Xbox Game Pass Core" game library.
▲ Image Source Microsoft Xbox said that "brain Navigator 2", "Hell Blade: the sacrifice of Senna", "rotten Nation 2" and "Extinction Warriors: eternity" will be the first to join the Xbox Game Pass Core game library, and the full list of games will be released on September 14 after the official launch of Xbox Game Pass Core, allowing players to smoothly transition from the existing Xbox Live Gold gold membership service to Xbox Game Pass Core without unnecessary operation.
Microsoft said it will make continuous adjustments to its Xbox Game Pass service. Previously, Xbox One games received through Gold members can still be played under XGPU or XGP Core membership, while Xbox 360s will remain in the library even if they are not subscribed, but Microsoft did not say whether these games stored in the library still need to subscribe to any Xbox Game Pass to continue to play.
Microsoft also said that with the adjustment during the test, there may be some confusion between Xbox Live Gold gold members and Xbox Game Pass Core. If players find serious Bug, they can submit a corresponding report in the built-in feedback function of Xbox to reflect the problems to Microsoft.