Rumours of an Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscription have existed for a while now, but it seems like they’ll be coming into fruition soon enough. Twitter user h0x0d reported before the weekend that Xbox will launch a new subscription service called Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, which will combine Xbox Game Pass and Xbox Live Gold for a reduced price of $15, meaning users who are monthly subscribers to both services can save around $5.
https://twitter.com/h0x0d/status/1114159135048646657
User h0x0d goes further to say that Xbox Insiders will be able to trial Xbox Game Pass Ultimate for a reduced price of $1 a month, which will last until the service goes live for everyone. The Verge corroborated this story, with their source also stating that Microsoft will announce this service alongside the disc-less Xbox One S All-Digital Edition later this month.
With Microsoft’s well documented move into game streaming with xCloud, along with the already reported on disc-less Xbox One S, the Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscription seems like the right move for Microsoft, and it should offer some savings for those dedicated Xbox players. What are your thoughts on the idea of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscription service? Sound off in the comments below.
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