@nintendians: I liked Viva Piñata tho too, miss the quirkier (single player-er) Rare games.

@durantftw: Hahaha! No. So let me just quote some wise guy I just came upon:

Did you not show the Devices and connections menu because the Kinect is still showing up there, right? I'm still kinda hoping they didn't remove the Kinect functionality from the OS itself, they could just leave it an and call it a day.

@Archangel2222: Go buy your PlayStation and STFU.

I don't know, I left the cinema thrilled to re-watch this movie at least twice more just to fully grasp the storyline itself. It was amazing. I don't think it's worth it to compare to any other Nolan movie, much less any movie ever, really. This one is unique, in a sense only Nolan could ever achieve unique. I went in as blind as I possibly could, the trailers didn't spoil anything for me. I expected the unexpected, and I got it. 10/10.

@dmblum1799: If you have an Xbox, RDR2 is on Game Pass right now. And RDR1 is backwards compatible (X1X Enhanced even), though not on Game Pass at the moment, you can still buy it (altough it's $30 right now, as it's not on sale, you can buy a disc version or wait for a sale). And of course, you can play all games once you've downloaded them from Game Pass, even offline.

@definer0: This is essentially the new Xbox PC app, but for Xbox. So you can try it out right now if you haven't already. The new app is a magnitude better at least than the Store on Windows 10, I expect the same for the Xbox version. I think a new team is building these apps (Game Pass and streaming apps for phones, Xbox app for PC and this one for Xbox), and the quality seems to be consistently great.

@tanzel: Hahahahaa, salty? Have fun talking to your controller then, dude.

I wouldn't be so upset if there were any news from BGE2 since 2018... I signed up to the "Space Monkey Program" too to be notified of any upcoming betas and such. I hadn't had any communications from them for more than a year. Radio silence. This project won't ever happen, I'm afraid.

Game Pass also drives purchases beyond the subscription fees. Profits from game, DLC, microtransactions purchases aren't attributed to Game Pass directly, but Game Pass drives these purchases very much. That is why you have to look at the whole Xbox ecosystem as a whole, because everything is connected, even financially, so the whole business' profitability is the only relevant measure you can have.