October 25th 2023.
Why isn’t Game Pass bigger than it is? This has been a point of contention for years, and I still can’t believe it isn’t the most popular and successful thing in gaming. I’m a hardcore gamer and I find the value of Game Pass amazing. I don’t think I could go back to paying full price for games now.
Game Pass has allowed me to access tons of games, both AAA and indie titles, that I would have never heard of before. It’s a great deal, but I think it may be too overwhelming for the average gamer, who may not have the time to play through all the games. Plus, the cost of another subscription may be off-putting. I’m hoping that, as Microsoft grows and gains more first-party games, Game Pass will become more popular.
On the topic of a Switch 2 announcement, I think it’s a no-brainer that Mario Kart 9 should be one of the launch titles. It’s been years since the last new entry of the series, and it’s already sold 64 million units across two generations. Mario Kart 9 alone would make me buy a Switch 2 on day one.
As for Elder Scrolls 6, I’m not sure how to feel about it after the disappointment of Starfield. It sounds like Bethesda won’t be changing much, just improving graphics and other technical aspects. I think maybe it’s time for someone else to take charge, either a Bethesda veteran or someone new.
GTA 6 is going to be massive, and I’m sure it’s going to be a society-changing hit. It’s already one of the most talked about games, and when the trailer and game comes out, it’s going to be a sensation.
Finally, I’m glad that Hotline Miami has given me a free upgrade to the PlayStation 5 version. I wish this was the case for all games. It would be great if PlayStation VR1 games also got a free upgrade to PlayStation VR2.
Why isn’t Game Pass bigger than it is? This is a question that has been puzzling me for a while. With its amazing value for money, I find it hard to believe that it’s not more popular. From my point of view, having Game Pass has allowed me to experience a wide range of games at no extra charge, and I now can’t imagine gaming without it.
I think the main reason why Game Pass isn’t bigger is because people don’t have the time to play most games, and they may feel overwhelmed by the selection. I’m hoping that when Microsoft has more first-party games available, there will be a turnaround. Otherwise, if mobile is going to become their next obsession, I really don’t want to have to put up with all that.
On the other hand, there has been a lot of talk about the potential launch title for the Switch 2, and one reader even suggested that Mario Kart 9 could be the game. It has been a long time since the last major entry in the series, so it certainly seems like the most obvious way to go. Mario Kart 9 and a couple of smaller first-party releases would be a great way to get people excited for the new console.
When it comes to Elder Scrolls 6, I’m wary after the disappointment of Starfield. Although I imagine Bethesda will be a lot more at home with the fantasy setting, I’m worried that they won’t really be changing that much. I think the answer is to give someone else a turn at being in charge, whether that’s another Bethesda veteran or someone new.
Finally, we can’t forget GTA 6. The amount of cosplayers and speculation about the game already shows how massive it’s going to be when it comes out. I think it’s going to be a society-changing hit, and Rockstar are going to be so rich they’ll need a new type of accountant to count all the money.
Game Pass, Mario Kart 9, Elder Scrolls 6, and GTA 6 are all huge titles that have left me excited and hoping for the best. I’m sure that when they are all released they will be huge successes, and I can’t wait to experience them all.
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