This week, a rumor from a user on ResetEra is being actively discussed. He talked about what changes Microsoft is making to Game Pass subscriptions. At the same time, the source himself is not a reliable insider; he referred to information provided by an acquaintance who has previously shared accurate information about the Xbox.
Among the most criticized by gamers were rumors that Microsoft might refuse to release its major games on the day the subscription launches. The Xbox team itself has commented on the information, saying there won’t be any changes to projects already confirmed for release on the service. Meanwhile, Microsoft said it is constantly looking at various scenarios to develop the service, reigniting discussions about possible changes.
Posted by renowned insider Jez Corden on Windows Center In the material, he talks about what his sources told him about the future of Game Pass. According to reporters, no decision has been made to cancel the first-day launch.
We’ve done our own research and can confirm that the list of “changes” outlined on the forum are not based on any current Microsoft plans, but are instead “guess or speculation,” as stated by a reliable source.
However, it is known that Microsoft is actively exploring “changes” to Xbox Game Pass, which may include some of the alleged ideas outlined in the forum post. Following a statement from Paul Tassi, our sources say there are currently no plans to completely remove the day-one version from Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, but changes are coming.
Jez Corden himself believes the service will change access to day-one releases, but he has no information yet on exactly how it will be implemented. He believes games from major franchises could be made available to subscribers immediately upon release, in new, more expensive Game Pass tiers or as “add-on packs.” At the same time, the reporter emphasized that these are just his speculations at the moment.
