Why Xbox Game Pass May Be Getting One Of The Best Xbox 360 Exclusives Soon

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Xbox Game Pass could be bringing one classic game back, and it could provide a great way to access an iconic title from the Xbox 360 era without having to invest in a digital purchase of the game. Considering the extensive legacy of the series, bringing back one from the franchise's earlier years will reignite nostalgia for plenty of fans. After some trends with other games that have appeared on the subscription service, there is hope for the future of it making a great return.

Xbox Game Pass has been a great way for players to play both new and older games. Although there is still debate on whether the Game Pass or Playstation Plus is better, there is no denying that there is a huge variety of games available to subscribers nowadays. There are always opportunities for classic games to return to modern platforms through these subscription services, all while offering a cheaper price for a large number of games. With an exclusive game possibly making its return, some fans may want to consider the investment.

According to Insider Gaming, it is looking highly likely that could be coming to the Xbox Game Pass, speculation based on the game's appearance on the Microsoft Store. There is no current official announcement for a Game Pass release, but based on a pattern established by past releases, the Microsoft Store addition is a likely sign that it's headed to Game Pass. The game was originally released for PC and a console exclusive for the Xbox 360, so Xbox Game Pass would be a natural home for a game that once helped to sell Microsoft systems.

The newest reveal on Xbox Game pass is For the King II, a tabletop RPG roguelike experience, which will be available on day one for subscribers.

Insider Gaming cites the pattern of past releases hitting the Microsoft Store before Xbox Game Pass, with games like the and seeing this trend. It is also likely that more games from the series are going to appear on the Game Pass, as currently only and are on the service. Microsoft's