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Speaking to , Windows Central's Jez Corden, who has been the conduit of information about the Ubisoft/Xbox deal, indicated that Microsoft has spoken to nearly every major publisher about a Game Pass deal. "It's not as much of a revelation as you might think," Corden said, "Microsoft didn't just get EA Play and think, 'we're going to stop there'. They're all-in on trying to g♉et all publishers to bring their games to Game Pass." Corden went on to say, "It's just not Ubisoft either, I've heard they've been talking to basically every major publisher, it's just EA is the first one that bit. EA is the first deal they locked 𝓰down."
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