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GameSpot pulled some of the most important quotes out of a recent Phil Spencer interview, where he said that he understands that their Xbox Game Pass service isn't for everyone.
And I don't see that as a big deal. It's a pretty true statement. I mean, look at this:
"It's not for everybody. If you play one or two games a year, [Xbox] Game Pass probably isn't the right business model for you, you should just buy those two games, and that would make total sense."
I HAVE NO ISSUES WITH WHAT THE XBOX BIG BOSS SAID AND I'M NOT SURE WHY ANYONE WOULD, BUT THERE IS ONE THING.
He's right. Game Pass is just an option. Purchasing games is still very much a thing even in the Xbox ecosystem. However, when you're pushing the whole "This is an Xbox" idea and making it known you want everything to be that, Game Pass becomes more than an option. It becomes the option. And this is where my problem with Game Pass has always been.
Source: https://www.vice.com/en/article/p...long-held/
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GameSpot pulled some of the most important quotes out of a recent Phil Spencer interview, where he said that he understands that their Xbox Game Pass service isn't for everyone.
And I don't see that as a big deal. It's a pretty true statement. I mean, look at this:
"It's not for everybody. If you play one or two games a year, [Xbox] Game Pass probably isn't the right business model for you, you should just buy those two games, and that would make total sense."
I HAVE NO ISSUES WITH WHAT THE XBOX BIG BOSS SAID AND I'M NOT SURE WHY ANYONE WOULD, BUT THERE IS ONE THING.
He's right. Game Pass is just an option. Purchasing games is still very much a thing even in the Xbox ecosystem. However, when you're pushing the whole "This is an Xbox" idea and making it known you want everything to be that, Game Pass becomes more than an option. It becomes the option. And this is where my problem with Game Pass has always been.
Source: https://www.vice.com/en/article/p...long-held/
Copy and paste source below.
GameSpot pulled some of the most important quotes out of a recent Phil Spencer interview, where he said that he understands that their Xbox Game Pass service isn't for everyone.
And I don't see that as a big deal. It's a pretty true statement. I mean, look at this:
"It's not for everybody. If you play one or two games a year, [Xbox] Game Pass probably isn't the right business model for you, you should just buy those two games, and that would make total sense."
I HAVE NO ISSUES WITH WHAT THE XBOX BIG BOSS SAID AND I'M NOT SURE WHY ANYONE WOULD, BUT THERE IS ONE THING.
He's right. Game Pass is just an option. Purchasing games is still very much a thing even in the Xbox ecosystem. However, when you're pushing the whole "This is an Xbox" idea and making it known you want everything to be that, Game Pass becomes more than an option. It becomes the option. And this is where my problem with Game Pass has always been.
Source: https://www.vice.com/en/article/p...long-held/
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GameSpot pulled some of the most important quotes out of a recent Phil Spencer interview, where he said that he understands that their Xbox Game Pass service isn't for everyone.
And I don't see that as a big deal. It's a pretty true statement. I mean, look at this:
"It's not for everybody. If you play one or two games a year, [Xbox] Game Pass probably isn't the right business model for you, you should just buy those two games, and that would make total sense."
I HAVE NO ISSUES WITH WHAT THE XBOX BIG BOSS SAID AND I'M NOT SURE WHY ANYONE WOULD, BUT THERE IS ONE THING.
He's right. Game Pass is just an option. Purchasing games is still very much a thing even in the Xbox ecosystem. However, when you're pushing the whole "This is an Xbox" idea and making it known you want everything to be that, Game Pass becomes more than an option. It becomes the option. And this is where my problem with Game Pass has always been.
Source: https://www.vice.com/en/article/p...long-held/
Copy and paste source below.
GameSpot pulled some of the most important quotes out of a recent Phil Spencer interview, where he said that he understands that their Xbox Game Pass service isn't for everyone.
And I don't see that as a big deal. It's a pretty true statement. I mean, look at this:
"It's not for everybody. If you play one or two games a year, [Xbox] Game Pass probably isn't the right business model for you, you should just buy those two games, and that would make total sense."
I HAVE NO ISSUES WITH WHAT THE XBOX BIG BOSS SAID AND I'M NOT SURE WHY ANYONE WOULD, BUT THERE IS ONE THING.
He's right. Game Pass is just an option. Purchasing games is still very much a thing even in the Xbox ecosystem. However, when you're pushing the whole "This is an Xbox" idea and making it known you want everything to be that, Game Pass becomes more than an option. It becomes the option. And this is where my problem with Game Pass has always been.
Source: https://www.vice.com/en/article/p...long-held/
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