Xbox Game Pass subscribers will soon lose access to four titles, as a new update will remove another batch of games on October 15. While services such as Xbox Game Pass and PlayStation Plus allow players to access a wide variety of titles by paying a monthly fee, games are often rotated in and out of the catalog, which can be disappointing to those who have yet to check out certain titles prior to their removal.
With the cost of video game development continuing to rise, it's becoming increasingly expensive to own AAA titles like the latest Call of Duty, the highly anticipated Grand Theft Auto 6, and many others. That's where services like Xbox Game Pass and PlayStation Plus step in, as they allow subscribers to access a wide variety of games in a constantly rotating catalog. This is all for a monthly fee, of course, which is about to become significantly more expensive for Xbox Game Pass subscribers. Microsoft recently announced some big price hikes to the service, which will see its most expensive tier hiked up by $10, making Xbox Game Pass Ultimate a total of $29.99 per month.
The sudden price increase was massively disappointing news...
