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It seems likely that Witch Queen is going to be a monster launch on all platforms, and “base” Destiny 2 remains free-to-play, though with more and more content removed, that means less than it used to. It’s easy to imagine if say, Beyond Light saw a massive decline in sales on Xbox due to being on Game Pass, and the playercount increase/MTX spending didn’t offset that, they wouldn’t want to do it again.
It stands to reason that a Game Pass deal may not just be the best path forward for all games in all circumstances. We know Xbox head Phil Spencer himself remains a huge Destiny fan, but yeah, Bungie does not seem quite as cozy with Xbox as they did a year ago, for some reason. Rumors that there were large Halo anniversary crossovers planned once upon a time have not panned out, for whatever reason. Just tiny nods like Needler spikes on a piece of armor. Past that, Bungie is about to launch its 30th Anniversary Event at the exact same moment, right when Halo Infinite launches, and yet even though there are big plans to feature weapons and armor from Bungie games like Marathon and Myth, there are zero official Halo crossovers. The two seemed like best friends at this time last year, but since then, Bungie has stated outright that Witch Queen would not be launching on Game Pass like Beyond Light, and now, they are taking all its expansions off the service.
Something a bit…odd seems to be going on with Bungie and Microsoft lately.
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