Xbox Game Pass is receiving 20 Bethesda games, thanks to the acquisition

Twenty Bethesda SoftWorks games will be part of the Xbox Game Pass library starting on Friday, March 12, now complete with Microsoft’s $ 7.5 billion fallout and the publisher’s acquisition of Elder Scrolls. Many of the games are returning to membership, others are debuting their game passes, and some were already in the catalog.

Titles are:

Picture: Xbox Game Studio

• Rejected Fixed version And Dishonesty 2 (Console, PC, Cloud): The definitive edition includes add-on content for Arcan Studios’ 2012 adventure: Dunwall City Trials, The Knife of Dunwall, The Brigmore Witches and Wode Walker’s Arsenal.
• Apocalypse (1993), Doom 2, Doom 3, Doom 4, And Doom eternal (Console, PC, cloud): Doom eternal The Xbox is already present on the Game Pass and will be included in three 1990 games and the 2004 sequel. Apocalypse (2016) was added to the game pass during QuakeCon in August 2018, but it ran until May 2020.
• Elder Scrolls 3: Morrowind, 4: oblivion, (Console and PC) and 5: Skyrim Special Edition (Console, PC and cloud): Skyrim special edition Already exists on the Xbox Game Pass.
• the Elder Scrolls Online (Cloud, Console): The Elder Scrolls ‘MMO is already available in the Xbox Game Pass’ library in the same way.
• Devil inside (Console, PC, Cloud): Since 2014 Tango Gamework’s survival-horror game is not part of the Xbox Game Pass.
• Result 4, Result 76 (Console, PC, cloud) and fallout New Vegas: Result 76 And New vegas There are already in the library. Result 4 Was in service from March 2019 to May 2020.
• Prey: Arkane Studios’ treatment of the survival shooter in 2017 was on Xbox Game Pass from April 2019 to April 2020.
• Fury 2 (Console, PC, cloud): Already Xbox game nearby
• Wolfenstein: The New Order, Wolfenstein: The Old Blood And Wolfenstein: Youngblood (Console, PC, cloud): the new order Was available to customers from October 2018 to April 2020. young blood Was already in the library. This is the beginning of the Xbox Game Pass Old blood

Thursday’s announcement by Microsoft and Bethesda also noted that “a handful of these games will also benefit from the FPS boost of the XPS series.” FPS Boost provides frame rate increases for some backward-compatible Xbox One titles that, when played on the Xbox Series X or Xbox Series S, double or quadruple the original frame rates of the game. Microsoft said it would later share more details on titles that support FPS Boost.