Both profile pictures of the Xbox PC Game Pass and Xbox Game Pass have been changed by Microsoft with a possible rebranding for the service.
Following the Xbox Games Showcase indicated half a month prior, the developing sentiment among fans was that the press conference was not as much a pitch for Xbox Series X, but rather a pitch to pursue Xbox Game Pass. By removing the word “Xbox” and just calling it “Game Pass”, it looks like Microsoft may be changing things up with the branding for the service.
Game Pass is a service offered on both PC and Xbox consoles, where players approach a developing library of games to download and play. A wide assortment of titles are included with the arrangement. Xbox has somewhat changed the marking for Xbox Game Pass which has now been called attention to by clients on Twitter. The profile picture for both the Xbox Game Pass and Xbox PC Game Pass Twitter accounts have changed to new pictures that overlook “Xbox”.
The previous of these two records appears to have recognized this change with a tweet saying, “Trying out a new look.” While no official explanation has been given for the marking change. Be that as it may, that hasn’t prevented players from estimating. A few players have voiced that they feel like a portion of Xbox’s phrasing can be confusing.
There is a possibility for PC players as well yet this disarray could prompt expected clients of the Game Pass administration not to understand that despite it saying “Xbox” in its name. There have been rumors that Xbox Live Gold will be going away and multiplayer will either be free, or players will just have to subscribe to Game Pass to play online.
We can say based on the rumors that Xbox will have created an extremely powerful service that combines xCloud, Xbox Live Gold, and Game Pass all in one. This could also limit quite a bit of confusion as to what subscription service players should sign up for when it comes to their new Xbox Series X.
