US EditionMicrosoft Announces Retro Classics With Game Pass, Kicks Things Off With Over 50 Activision Games From the 80s and 90s
- Microsoft has launched the Retro Classics collection for Game Pass subscribers, featuring over 50 Activision games from the 1980s and 1990s.
- Microsoft created the collection following its 2023 merger with Activision, enabling access to vintage games that are not sold separately.
- The collection includes titles like Pitfall!, Grand Prix, and Commando, and supports save and reload features across Xbox consoles, PC, and cloud gaming.
- Microsoft presented Retro Classics as part of their ongoing efforts to preserve gaming history and support older titles, with intentions to grow the collection to include more than 100 games.
- The release aims to fill gaps in Xbox's retro offerings and will add new Activision and Blizzard classics monthly for all Game Pass members at no extra cost.
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Microsoft Announces Retro Classics With Game Pass, Kicks Things Off With Over 50 Activision Games From the 80s and 90s
Microsoft has announced Retro Classics with Game Pass, a collaboration with Antstream Arcade to bring a collection of over 50 classic Activision games from the 80s and 90s to Game Pass members.
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Microsoft Recovers More than 50 Classics From the 80s and 90s with a Retro Collection in Game Pass
In addition to the traditional additions to the catalogue it receives monthly, the Xbox Game Pass adds to this month’s offer a selection of classic games for its subscribers. This means that from May onwards they will be able to access the ‘Retro Classics’ collection, which includes more than 50 games developed by Activision during the 1980s and 1990s.
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