Is Xbox Game Pass the Beginning of the End of Xbox One As We Know It?

Gadgets 360 says: "In this episode of Transition — Gadgets 360’s gaming podcast, we delve into the world of Xbox Games Pass. Announced last year, Microsoft’s stab at a Netflix-like subscription service will now have the company’s upcoming Xbox One exclusives available on it from day one. On the surface it seems like a shrewd move, allowing consumers a flat fee monthly access to the latest and greatest on the Xbox One. However there’s more to it. "

[DJStotty]

errr no.

[PhoenixUp]

Way to blow this completely out of proportion

[AizenSosuke]

The end of Xbox as we know it maybe.

[AngelicIceDiamond]

Everything MS does is the "end" for Xbox.

[Rhythmattic]

Everything MS does is for Xbox "Live".. The writings on the wall.
Basically its going to be the start of Gaas, Just like mobile gaming, except, on top of that, there will even be a price for access....
Its all part and parcel.
this news alone should give you the gist.....
https://www.techspot.com/ne...

[crazyh0rse]

where was the "Is PSNOW the Beginning of the End of PS As We Know It?" article. these articles are so pointless

[Dlaw76]

It's Microsoft you know anything they do gets those Make America Great Again folks panties soak

[nowitzki2004]

PS Now has new games?

[RadarRider]

Can we please stop with the click-bait articles about the Xbox Game Pass - articles worth reading would be nice. I feel like I just read an article from the Star Magazine of gaming.

[bolimekurac]

is psnow the beginning of the end for playstation??

[Hyper_Tension140]

I feel that it could hurt their physical exclusive game sales, especially if it's a single player game.

[Fishy Fingers]

And as an end user, why care how many copy’s they sell or Gamepass subscriptions they have? Just pick the option that suits you. Don’t cry for billion dollar companies.

[hamburgerhill]

The end of Xbox lol.....more like new beginning of Xbox!

[zerocarnage]

Stupid article.

[chris235]

i‘d say it‘s dying a noble death

[Tross]

No, I see it more as the latest twist and turn of the path Xbox has been on for a while.

[quenomamen]

no, but nobody can say this will help it. You really need to be driniking the Xjuice to think going disc less is the second coming of jeebus and will cause xbox sales to go throught the stratosphere. Xbox are still in a hole they dug whith the crap they pulled with the Xbone launch. If you do not learn from history then you are doomed to repeat it.

[munchmiller]

lol I think this "article", is the end of any semblance of journalism as we know it.

[giovonni]

No, it's not the end of anything. we are seeing a change in the way content will be purchased or distributed. This same base model is being used within the music industry where apple offers a service " Download thousands of songs and albums, old or new for $9.99 a month. Tidal, and Spotify all follow this same basic principle. What these companies are doing is building a continuous revenue stream that sees profits being made 24/7 instead of small quarterly spurts. The only ones (Businesses) that will suffer are those who refuse to adapt to the inevitable change.