Tech and games giant Microsoft has replied to the US Federal Trade Commission’s (FTC) complaint about the increased costs of its Game Pass subscription service. In a letter from its lawyers.
Tech and games giant Microsoft has replied to the US Federal Trade Commission’s (FTC) complaint about the increased costs of its Game Pass subscription service.
In a letter from its lawyers, the Xbox giant said that the government body’s complaints were “misleading”, saying that the FTC’s most pressing concern – that the new standard tier comes with fewer features than the console tier it is replacing – is false, saying that it actually boasts more features due to fact it comes with access to multiplayer.
“It is wrong to call this a ‘degraded’ version of the discontinued Game Pass for Console offering.
