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Re: "The Catalogue Was Just Nowhere Near Good Enough" - Ori Creator Likens Xbox Game Pass To A "Slop Factory"

Shy_Hallaman

Game Pass has been great for me despite some dry spells. Usually there's at least one or two games I like to try among all the ones that don't interest me.

As for the guy whose quote this article is about, he formulates his opinion stupidly; therefore any validity to his criticism gets lost in the noise. I'll bet 10 bucks the dude doesn't even know what Communism is.

Re: Talking Point: Xbox Game Pass Players, What Do You Think Of Cyberpunk 2077?

Shy_Hallaman

I actually bought it in December after waiting years for it to hit GamePass. Joke's on me. Played it for about five hours earlier this year before giving up. Too cumbersome for its own good. The player barely has time to get used to a gameplay element before another complex one is introduced. Even the graphics aren't really noteworthy. Story and characters didn't grab me at all. Rated it a 5/10 in the poll.

Re: Sony Has Approached Subscriptions 'Healthier' Than Xbox, Says Former PlayStation Boss

Shy_Hallaman

@Nintendo4Sonic Of course, nobody can play 800 games a month, much like someone who pays for a streaming service cannot watch thousands of movies a month.

I pay for whatever games I can play - been doing so for three years without regrets. GamePass is an excellent deal that meets my needs and the reason why I'm still an Xbox owner.

Try to come up with some logical criticism.

Re: Poll: What Do You Think Of DOOM: The Dark Ages So Far?

Shy_Hallaman

It's hilarious that the site asks readers to give their opinions on the game, and then the X-Box haters start whining about sales.

Anyway, this is only the second Doom game I've played (the first was the 2016 one), and all I'll say so far is that Dark Ages is automatically better due to not forcing so much platforming on the player. Currently on chapter eight.

Re: Xbox Will Continue To Ship More Games On PlayStation And Nintendo

Shy_Hallaman

As long as GamePass is a thing, the Xbox is a very desirable option for gamers like me who do not mind owning titles digitally or "renting." Actually buying stuff full-price without being able to sample them is not viable for me.

I'm baffled that so many here don't understand that. Whether there are exclusives or not makes no difference to some of us, and whether or not the number of GamePass subscribers has plateaued or not is relevant only to Microsoft.