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Classic Games Now on Xbox Game Pass

Microsoft has added several classic video game titles to Xbox Game Pass, making older and nostalgic releases available to subscribers across console and PC. The lineup includes Doom 64, Banjo‑Kazooie, PAC‑MAN Museum+, and Psychonauts, while GoldenEye 007 is listed as arriving soon.

Doom 64 arrives on Game Pass

Doom 64 artwork showing a demon-filled corridor
Doom 64, originally released for Nintendo 64 in 1997, is available on Xbox Game Pass. Image: Bethesda

Originally released for Nintendo 64 in 1997, Doom 64 pits players against demonic forces in a campaign that spans more than 30 levels. The Game Pass description highlights enhanced weapons and hidden secrets that help players confront the “Mother of Demons” and stop an infernal invasion. The title is currently available on Xbox Game Pass.

Banjo‑Kazooie now available in full

Banjo and Kazooie standing in a colorful platforming world
Banjo‑Kazooie, the duo’s first full adventure including Stop N Swap, is available on Xbox Game Pass. Image: Rare

The classic Banjo‑Kazooie adventure, featuring the bear and bird duo, is included complete on Game Pass. Microsoft’s description emphasizes the game’s quirky puzzles and the return of the Stop N Swap mechanic, promising a fresh experience even for players familiar with the title.

PAC‑MAN Museum+ bundles multiple arcade classics

PAC‑MAN Museum+ promotional collage featuring several PAC‑MAN titles
PAC‑MAN Museum+ bundles 14 games, including PAC‑MAN and PAC‑LAND, with local multiplayer options. Image: Bandai Namco

PAC‑MAN Museum+ offers a collection of 14 games, including PAC‑MAN, PAC‑LAND, PAC‑IN‑TIME and PAC‑MAN 256. The package preserves the original side‑scrolling gameplay for some entries and includes puzzle titles as well. Five of the games in the collection support local multiplayer, and several titles include two‑player relay modes for shared play.

Psychonauts: a psychic adventure

Raz from Psychonauts using psychic powers inside a stylized mindscape
Psychonauts follows Raz as he uses psychic abilities to stop a brain‑stealing plot. Image: Double Fine

Psychonauts follows Raz, a young psychic cadet who uncovers a plot to steal brains. The Game Pass summary outlines Raz’s use of abilities such as clairvoyance, astral projection, telekinesis and levitation to enter minds, confront inner demons and thwart the scheme. The title is available on Xbox Game Pass.

GoldenEye 007 listed as coming soon

GoldenEye 007 cover art featuring James Bond in action
GoldenEye 007, Rare’s 1990s first‑person shooter based on the 1995 film, will arrive soon on Xbox Game Pass. Image: Rare

GoldenEye 007, Rare’s first‑person shooter from the 1990s based on the 1995 film, is slated to arrive on Game Pass in the near future. The description notes the single‑player campaign where players assume the role of James Bond as he works to prevent a criminal syndicate from using a space weapon to trigger a global financial collapse. Microsoft indicates the game will be available soon on Xbox Game Pass.

Xbox Game Pass plans and pricing

Xbox Game Pass offers plans for PC and console priced at R$29.99 per month. Both options grant access to Xbox exclusive titles at launch and include discounts and special offers. The PC version additionally includes EA Play, Electronic Arts’ subscription platform with its own games and content.

A full subscription tier is available for R$44.99 per month, combining the PC benefits with Xbox Live Gold, which provides monthly free games and online multiplayer access. Subscribers can use these benefits on Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One and PC.

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