"The other thing that I would add as Game Pass continues to grow, it’s been an interesting way to watch our whole dynamic of, ‘What does it mean to engage customers with that game?’ Sea of Thieves is a good example.Īt launch, and I read all the same feedback everybody else did, was: ‘Where’s the other half of the game?' But I would also say it’s a game where what it is today wouldn’t be what it is if we had just waited another year and kept it to ourselves. The fact that it was included in the service meant that more consumers had the opportunity to become fans, and the game was treated as a growing service as a result. Related: Forget Atlas, It's Time to Replay Sea of Thievesĭuring a recent interview with Kotaku, Xbox head Phil Spencer talked about how Xbox Game Pass allowed Rare to grow the game thanks to a larger install base.
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