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Xbox Game Pass is adding several new titles in July, including the returning 'High on Life,' a Rick and Morty-esque shooter created by Justin Roiland, along with other games like Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3 + 4 and Legend of Mana. The service also celebrates a milestone for its Retro Classics, while some titles will be leaving the platform on July 15.
PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium subscribers on PS5 can enjoy Forspoken's parkour mechanics for free starting December 17. Despite mixed reviews, the game offers a unique traversal experience through its "Flow" ability, allowing players to navigate its open-world environment with ease. Forspoken is part of a lineup that includes Sonic Frontiers and Jak and Daxter, making it an enticing option for a holiday gaming session.
April's Humble Choice subscription offers over $240 in savings on eight Steam Deck games, with three playable titles and five verified ones. The subscription provides great value for Steam Deck owners, offering a variety of games that may not have been purchased otherwise. Subscribers can also unlock discounts for the Humble Store and access a wide range of games compatible with the handheld device.
Sony has expressed concerns over Microsoft's acquisition of Activision Blizzard, stating that it could be a "leapfrog" moment for Xbox to surpass PlayStation. Sony sees Microsoft's potential use of Call of Duty as a threat to console gaming and game subscription markets, posing a massive threat to PlayStation Plus. Sony's slides from the Insomniac Games hack reveal that it believes Xbox will benefit from the deal through strategic value in live service games, mobile gaming, and PC storefronts. Sony plans to expand and maintain its current model of premium game sales, while expressing skepticism about the sustainability of a perfect game subscription service.
Ubisoft+ game subscription service has finally launched on Xbox consoles, offering players instant access to a large portion of the company's library, including new releases like Far Cry 6 and Assassin’s Creed Valhalla. The premium option, called Ubisoft+ Multi Access, is available for Xbox owners, allowing them to play on any platform that offers support and access to DLC and in-game perks. The service costs $18 per month and is currently available in nearly 100 countries. PlayStation consoles are still waiting for the service to arrive.