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I haven’t had to because of Game Pass. The two months alone I’ve played Blue Prince, Avowed, Indiana Jones, Expedition 33, and Doom. Granted not all first party, but games I didn’t have to “pay” for. Didn’t quite get into Doom, but I didn’t have to spend $60 dollars to find it wasn’t quite my jam.
October 4, 2025 at 6:10 AM
I haven’t had to because of Game Pass. The two months alone I’ve played Blue Prince, Avowed, Indiana Jones, Expedition 33, and Doom. Granted not all first party, but games I didn’t have to “pay” for. Didn’t quite get into Doom, but I didn’t have to spend $60 dollars to find it wasn’t quite my jam.
Yes, $360 is expensive. But if you’re the type of player to buy 6 games a year, particularly Xbox first-party - the deal is still a no brainer. But you’re also not addressing the tiered approach. $15 for premium is still an amazing deal. Cheaper than ultimate, but with still a tremendous library
October 3, 2025 at 5:26 PM
Yes, $360 is expensive. But if you’re the type of player to buy 6 games a year, particularly Xbox first-party - the deal is still a no brainer. But you’re also not addressing the tiered approach. $15 for premium is still an amazing deal. Cheaper than ultimate, but with still a tremendous library
How are the Marathon developments affecting Bungie as a whole, e.g. are the woes spilling over into the Destiny team?
May 17, 2025 at 1:01 PM
How are the Marathon developments affecting Bungie as a whole, e.g. are the woes spilling over into the Destiny team?
What’s the rationale for bringing him back? I don’t know if the program is in better shape than when he took over? You would hope so after 4 years.
March 8, 2025 at 1:39 PM
What’s the rationale for bringing him back? I don’t know if the program is in better shape than when he took over? You would hope so after 4 years.