Microsoft Cancels Xbox Live Game Pass Subscription Options

In a recent move that has sent shockwaves through the gaming community, Microsoft has announced that it will no longer offer the 12-month Xbox Live Gold subscription option. The news was shared across various social media platforms including Twitter, Facebook, Google News, and Instagram.

While Microsoft did not specify the reason for this decision, it is possible that the company is planning to overhaul its online services ahead of the launch of the Xbox Series X. This could include integrating the functionality of Xbox Live Gold into its Xbox Game Pass subscription, allowing users to access both services with a single membership.

As part of this change, customers will no longer be able to opt for two separate subscription options - Xbox Live Gold and Xbox Game Pass Ultimate. Instead, they can choose from one-month or three-month Xbox Live Gold subscriptions available through the Microsoft Store.

It is worth noting that all conversions to Xbox Game Pass Ultimate are final, and users cannot revert back to a previous membership once converted. Maximum 36 months of redeemed Xbox Game Pass Ultimate per account at a time will apply, including any converted time from Xbox Live Gold and/or Xbox Game Pass (for PC or console).

While the exact reasons behind this decision remain unclear, it is evident that Microsoft is taking steps to simplify its subscription options and provide users with more flexibility. As we await further details closer to the launch of the Xbox Series X, fans can keep up with the latest tech news and reviews from HT Tech for any updates on this development.

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