Xbox’s Game Pass subscription service is indeed quite successful. The Game Pass service, which is loved and used by game lovers, on the other hand, brings the players to the Xbox side in terms of price / performance. With the Game Pass subscription service, players can access the games included in the subscription system for free and can play on either Xbox or PC, while there is no exact equivalent service on Xbox’s rival PlayStation. It is not known whether Sony, which gives 2 free games a month to PlayStation Plus subscribers, will commission a different service. But that’s inevitable, according to Xbox Head Phil Spencer.

Xbox President Phil Spencer says it is “inevitable” that Sony produces its own version of Xbox Game Pass for PlayStation: “I don’t want to sound like I’ve figured everything out, but I think this is the right answer,” Spencer said, adding that “we let our customers play the games they want to play, wherever they want to play. “It’s important to let them know how to play. I expect our opponents to do the same,” he continued.

Xbox Game Pass has become one of Microsoft’s most warmly received game projects over the past few years. Offering a wide library of games with Game Pass, Microsoft is highly praised by gamers for providing low-cost access to this library.

According to what is known, a similar idea prevails on the PlayStation side. Although Sony is thought to be working on a system for PlayStation, codenamed Spartacus, there is no official information about it for now. However, if Sony makes a similar move with PlayStation, the situation may not be so good for Xbox. Because PlayStation, which is currently preferred with its special games, may make Spencer regret his words with a Game Pass derivative game system that offers various advantages.