New Data Shows Xbox Game Pass Brings Gamers Together
PRESS RELEASE
Xbox recently detailed new data illustrating how people are coming together through videogames and through Xbox Game Pass.
The new data reveals trends around Xbox Game Pass usage, new friend connections made and multiplayer gameplay sessions. Xbox were also pleased to announce that Game Pass now has over 10 million members from 41 countries worldwide.
The new data showed that:
Since March, Xbox Game Pass members have added over 23 million friends on Xbox Live, indicating a 70% increase in friendship rate.
Game Pass members are playing twice as much and engaging in more multiplayer gaming, which has increased by 130%.
After joining Game Pass people play 40% more games and more than 90% of members have played a game they wouldn’t have tried without Game Pass
More information around this new data can be seen on Xbox Wire post below.
How Xbox Game Pass is Helping Friends Stay Connected
For many of us, the current global health situation has made it more difficult to spend time with friends, family, and the people we care about most. We are heartened to see many people using games to be entertained, to find inspiration, and to strengthen social connections through shared adventures.
At Xbox, our mission has always been to bring you the best games to play, with the people you want to play with. That’s why we created Xbox Game Pass, a community with unlimited access to a curated library of over 100 great Xbox console and PC games.
We’re excited by the response to Xbox Game Pass and yesterday we announced that Game Pass now has over 10 million members from 41 countries worldwide.