Xbox Game Pass could get you six more Square Enix games in the near future, according to IGN Korea. The subscription service has received some notable titles from the Japanese publisher in recent weeks, and it looks like Microsoft may team up with Square Enix to bring even more of their titles to Xbox Series X and Xbox Series. S. In a tweet, IGN Korea stated that "it is an open secret in the industry that more than six Square Enix games have already been confirmed" for Xbox Game Pass, but did not reveal which titles it would be.
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However, Xbox fans will surely be hoping that one of the six games will be the critically acclaimed Final Fantasy 7 remake. The game's timed exclusivity deal with PlayStation ends in April 2021, so it's possible it could hit Xbox consoles sooner rather than later. Microsoft's Netflix-style subscription service continues to grow in size and appeal with every great game it secures. Xbox Game Pass recently welcomed 20 Bethesda games to its library after Microsoft officially completed its acquisition of its parent company, ZeniMax Media, and subscribers can expect all of Microsoft's proprietary titles to hit the service as soon as possible. Day One, like Halo Infinite, Everwild, and Perfect Dark.Lost in translation
Xbox head Phil Spencer has worked hard to address the lack of Japanese titles on Xbox, which was a criticism many criticized Microsoft during the Xbox One generation. So far, it seems like this work is paying off. All of the Yakuza games are now available on Xbox consoles, and the partnerships with Square Enix will only ensure more Japanese games are coming to the platform. Today's best Xbox Game Pass Ultimate deals
