Can PlayStation Keep Up With Xbox Game Pass? – Next Gen Console Watch



Welcome back to Next-Gen Console Watch 2020, our new show following all the news and rumors on the PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, and Series S. This week, our host Daemon Hatfield, joined by Ryan McCaffrey, host of IGN’s Xbox podcast, Podcast Unlocked, and Jonathon Dornbush, host of IGN’s PlayStation podcast, Podcast Beyond discuss the growing gap between Xbox and PlayStation’s subscription service options. While Xbox continues to grow one one of the best deals in gaming, PlayStation doesn’t seem pressured to be competitive in that space. Our cast compare and contrast Xbox’s Game Pass lineup and Game Pass Ultimate options with PlayStation’s answer across several different services (PS Plus and PS Now), with varying prices and benefits. Next up, E3 2021 is shaping up after the event’s absence from 2020’s calendar. After picking up heavyweights like Ubisoft, Capcom, Take-Two, Warner Bros. Games, Konami, Nintendo, and Xbox with Bethesda in tow, there’s a notable repeated absence from the list as Sony bows out once again. Will the console giant ever bring PlayStation back to the biggest show in gaming? Lastly, check out our poll results from last week on what you want from the future of CD Projekt Red after Cyberpunk’s troubled launch as well as our poll question for this week, which subscription service is best? Is it Xbox Game Pass, Game Pass Ultimate, PlayStation Plus (PS Plus, PS+), or PlayStation Now (PS Now)?

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50 thoughts on “Can PlayStation Keep Up With Xbox Game Pass? – Next Gen Console Watch”

  1. Three 'experts' who dont know that Playstation Now is 60 dollars instead of the mentioned 100. Really, how hard is it to check the facts before you start your podcast. Journalist, yeah right.

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  2. Everyone's trashing playstation cause their closing the playstation store but you still on those digital games some way or another you absolutely do not own anything on game pass and anything be taken down at any given time for censorship or anything Once we get game pass exclusives What happens to those games the rental program

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  3. Like nintendo sony don't need to because they have actual exclusives that speak for themselves which I'd rather have then again nintendo & playstation are my main consoles where Xbox is my twitch player so I'm not their intended audience for game pass

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  4. Customers over competition that’s Microsoft’s new goal since Phil took over the Xbox division. The best way to get customers is to offer them something the competition can’t. GamePass is their answer just like Windows was their answer for the PC market. When you can offer a service or product that is unfeasible for your competition to make at a competing price then you literally control that market. That’s how they controlled the pc space and how they hope to do with GamePass. Microsoft is the only one of the big 3 who could afford to make a service like GamePass. Worry not what your competition is doing because at the end of the day the competition isn’t going to give you a dime, it’s the customers you should be worried about making and keeping happy.

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  5. Only hardcore Xbox fans will applaud this.. it's ok.. Sony fans will be sony fans Microsoft fans will be Microsoft fans… there is nothing that's going persuade each side anymore…its 2021 these guys are heavy-hitters there's no real bad product.

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  6. PlayStation now cannot compete with gamepass at all. PlayStation now is still not even available in Australia once they allow you to download games instead of stream them it'll work in Australia but till then Sony is missing out big time!

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  7. PS has far more games available on PS NOW than game pass has.

    If PS Now gets the upgrades sony is working on. They are gonna catch up soon with how game pass works.

    Microsoft has trillions. Sony dosent. Bare that in mind. Xbox can afford to take the financial hit from game pass

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