God Of War Creator Claims Sony Is Looking At ‘Counterpunch’ To Xbox Game Pass
Sony is reportedly working on a ‘counterpunch’ to Xbox Game Pass, according to God of War creator David Jaffe.
Sony is reportedly working on a ‘counterpunch’ to Xbox Game Pass, according to God of War creator David Jaffe.
Sony has claimed that it was the MLB’s decision to release MLB The Show 21 directly into Xbox Game Pass at launch, not Sony’s.
Sony has put its support behind Xbox Game Pass, with MLB The Show 21 releasing on the service at launch, whereas PlayStation players have to pay $70/$60.
Phil Spencer has strongly suggested that PlayStation Players won’t get new Bethesda games if Game Pass isn’t accessible on Sony platforms.
Hazelight Studios founder and It Takes Two creator, Josef Fares, has said he prefers Sony’s first-party output over Microsoft’s Game Pass strategy.
Could Sony announce a PS Game Pass system to rival Microsoft’s own service? Jim Ryan says there’s ‘news to come’ in this regard.
We take a deep look at Microsoft xCloud/Xbox Game Pass, Google Stadia, Amazon Luna, and PS Now and discuss how Sony can compete going forward with the PS5.
PlayStation chief Jim Ryan says that a Game Pass model similar to Microsoft’s would not ‘make any sense’ for Sony.
In news that will surprise no one, Phil Spencer has shot down hopes of seeing Xbox Game Pass on rival formats such as PS4, PS5 and Nintendo Switch.
We think that Sony needs its own version of the Xbox Game Pass to compete with Microsoft in the next console generation. What do you think?