If a game hasn't grabbed my attention in that time, I feel safe in saying it isn't for me. Thus, I plan to spend just two hours with each game before moving on to the next one. I knew I would need to limit myself in order to experience as many titles as possible. That filler, games from indie publishers like Devolver Digital and industry giants like Electronic Arts, are games I would otherwise wait to buy on sale, whether from Steam or Sony's own store. I will eventually get to the big X-clusives, but for now I'm going to be playing the filler that Microsoft has crammed into the service. Yet here I am, with a $1 subscription to the first month of the service, and a desire to try as many games as possible. There has never been a game on Xbox consoles that made me want to take a second look at any generation of those boxes.
I've never played Halo, Gears of War, Fable, Forza, or any of the other exclusives. On the other side, I've only held an Xbox controller in my hands for less than one hour, ever. I've owned every PlayStation console except the PSP, and have owned or played something over 500 games. And I finally have, to the PC version at least. As soon as it was announced, I knew I would succumb to the siren's song of Game Pass. It's just too irresistible for any real gamer to ignore forever.
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