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There have been many Xbox games with storylines often revolving around a protagonist defeating a great evil, which ultimately improves the world. However, sometimes a story ends on a darker note, with the world or its characters being left in a worse position than when the story began. From tragic personal stories to possibly ending galactic civilization, these endings have the potential to be the best in gaming.
The US Entertainment Software Rating Board (ESRB) has rated Hunt: Showdown 1986 for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series S|X. Here's the description of the game (which received a Mature 17+ rating):
Are you upset about the recent Game Pass price hike? Well, good news: so is the mighty American state. Or part of it, anyway. The US Federal Trade Commission (FTC), the country's antitrust and consumer protection watchdog, has submitted a filing to the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals in which it attacks Microsoft for «introducing a degraded product» with its new Game Pass Standard tier.
Fans of Ubisoft's particular brand of open-world games are in for a treat because the company is offering a free trail for one of its most underrated recent games. While 2023 may not have been a stellar year in terms of the company's releases, what it did launch managed to impress both fans and critics alike. While the company's biggest release was arguably , there was one other game that allowed players to freely roam around a gorgeous map and complete an assortment of quests to overthrow an evil invading force.
A new batch of PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium games dropped this week. Like Xbox Game Pass, this will probably go down as one of the best weeks for the video game subscription service this year. Its lineup offers a solid mix of modern games, retro classics, and more experimental titles. For this week’s PlayStation Plus recommendations, I’ve hand-picked the three games new to the service that I think are worth your time.
Microsoft has made changes to its Xbox Game Pass service that are «exactly the sort of consumer harm» from its Activision acquisition that the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) was worried about, the agency wrote in a letter addressed to the US Appeals Court. The FTC's letter focused on a recent price hike for the Xbox Game Pass and pointed out that the Game Pass Ultimate now costs $20 a month, which is $3 more per month than before and represents a 17 percent year-over-year increase.
This week will likely go down as one of the best weeks for new Xbox Game Pass games in 2024. While the shadow of the subscription service’s price hikes still looms over us, several standout games came out this week and were available as part of the Xbox Game Pass catalog from day one. This week, it’s worth playing three new releases, which offer different yet equally entertaining gameplay experiences.
The Federal Trade Commission isn't happy with Microsoft's recently announced changes to Xbox Game Pass and has submitted a new filing to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, calling the upcoming Standard subscription tier an example of "product degradation."