Rainbow Six Siege Likely Hitting Xbox Game Pass Soon

Microsoft has loved teasing fans with clues near upcoming additions to the Xbox Game Pass subscription service. The most recent example saw the Xbox Game Pass Twitter account share a false internal e-mail which contained "admittedly no hints". Except of form the words, "The Slayer is Coming" hidden within the e-mail text. This lead to speculation and and then the proclamation that Doom Eternal would exist hitting the service.

The latest inkling, revealed over the weekend, is slightly less subtle than the last. It once once more came courtesy of the Xbox Game Pass Twitter account, which just tweeted an image of a castle under siege, with six rainbows arching over it. This is of course in reference to the fact that Ubisoft's Rainbow Vi Siege is very likely to exist striking the service soon.

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— Xbox Game Pass (@XboxGamePass) October 17, 2022

If this happens, it'south some other swell get for Microsoft and Xbox Game Pass. In the lead up to the launch of both the PS5 and Xbox Serial S and Series Ten, Ubisoft has confirmed that they are aiming for Rainbow Six Siege to hitting 4K resolution and 120 frames per second. While players who have purchased the game on either the PS4 or Xbox One volition become access to the next-gen upgrades for free, the Xbox Game Pass addition will be a great risk for players to dip their toes in who accept yet to purchase it.

Tom Clancy'south Rainbow 6 Siegeoriginally launched dorsum in 2022 and over the five years since release has received continuous updates. The game recently entered year 5 season 3 and added new weapons, attachments and Splinter Jail cell's Sam Fisher. Siege is one of the biggest eSports games in the world with 4 leagues, a huge array of teams and a world loving cup competition.

Rainbow Six Siege is available now on PC, PS4 and Xbox Ane.

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