Microsoft has finally decided to remove the much-criticized paywall of Xbox Live Gold for free-to-play multiplayer games on Xbox consoles.
Microsoft has finally decided to remove the much-criticized paywall of Xbox Live Gold for free-to-play multiplayer games on Xbox consoles. Taking to Twitter earlier today, Xbox Preview Program developer Brad Rossetti revealed that Xbox owners will no longer require an active Xbox Live Gold subscription to create a party chat with their friends, look for multiplayer groups, or play free-to-play multiplayer games on their Xbox consoles. The new series of Xbox Live Gold changes are currently only available for Xbox Insiders but Microsoft will roll out the update for the general public once internal testing concludes.
