Xbox Rethinks Game Pass Strategy: Fewer Games Coming? – Rumor
Reports from the First Playable conference suggest Microsoft paused negotiations with studios regarding new additions to Xbox Game Pass.
The Xbox division appears to be reevaluating its strategy after years of heavy investment in the service. The company previously pursued deals with publishers and developers aggressively.
This development emerged on The Business of Video Games podcast, co-hosted by Arrowhead Studios CEO Shams Jorjani. Fernando Rizzo of Kaboodle Games stated that he heard industry representatives at the Florence event discuss a halt in Xbox Game Pass acquisition talks.
Rizzo clarified that he does not believe Microsoft plans to abandon the service.
Microsoft has not confirmed these claims. Because these reports rely on industry hearsay, these details remain unverified.
Source: iXBT.games
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