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Microsoft is launching its Xbox Game Pass Standard tier today. After briefly testing it with Xbox Insiders last month, the new $14.99 per month Game Pass Standard subscription is launching with the usual Game Pass library for Xbox and online console multiplayer access,

Microsoft announced sweeping changes to Xbox Game Pass that would day-one releases being removed as a benefit to subscribers of its revised basic tier. That new tier - known as Game Pass Standard - is now live,