Even more titles are joining the Xbox Game Pass library, including the latest FIFA title, a horror favorite with Outlast, and more. Red Dead Online is also available through the evolving subscription service, which comes at the perfect time given that Microsoft recently rescinded the requirement to pay for Xbox Live in order to play with friends remotely. For those interested, here are the new games arriving to Xbox Game Pass – and what's leaving. 

What's new on Xbox Game Pass

Since Xbox Game Pass is an ever-evolving subscription service, there will always be new titles coming and going from its lineup. For the newest additions, however, here is what members can look forward to: 

What's coming: 

• Dragon Quest Builders 2, Console and PC - May 4
• FIFA 21, Console and PC - May 6
• Outlast 2, Cloud, Console, and PC - May 6
• Steep, Cloud and Console - May 6
• Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster, Console and PC - May 13
• Just Cause 4: Reloaded, Cloud, Console, and PC - May 13
• Psychonauts, Cloud, Console, and PC - May 13
• Red Dead Online, Cloud and Console - May 13
• Remnant: From the Ashes, PC - May 13

DLC and Game Updates: 

• Fallout 76: Locked and Loaded 
• Gears: Tactics Anniversary
• Grounded April Update
• Halo Infinite PC Update
• Minecraft: R2D2 Beanie - Until May 6 
• Sea of Thieves: Reapers vs. The World - Until June 22

What's leaving - May 15

• Alan Wake, Console and PC
• Battlefleet Gothic: Armada 2, PC
• Final Fantasy IX, Console and PC
• Dungeon of the Endless, Cloud, Console, and PC
• Hotline Miami, PC
• Plebby Quest: The Crusades, PC

For those that may not have the Xbox Game Pass membership yet, there are a few things you should know. The subscription offers gamers a deal that has grown exponentially since it was first introduced, and the value of it has improved immensely. There are two options to choose from with the standard Xbox Game Pass and Game Pass Ultimate. Xbox Game Pass is $9.99, whereas the Ultimate version includes Xbox Live for $14.99. 

This sort of service is great for those that may be a little choosier with the games they like. Even more so now that some titles are coming in at a $70 premiem price point. Xbox Game Pass allows players access to over 100 titles at no additional cost outside of the membership, including first-party day one additions and acquired studio games. 

Thoughts on the new Xbox Game Pass arrivals dropping this month? What do you hope gets added next? Sound off with your thoughts in the comment section below!

The long road that is the Epic Games vs. Apple legal battle began back in August 2020 when Fortnite was pulled from the iOS store as a result of an ongoing battle between Epic Games and Apple. Epic Games tried to "cheat" the rules that Apple has in place for third-party apps by circumventing the required payout for all third-party businesses, so the tech company removed the game. Epic Games fired back saying that Apple adopts a favoritism model regarding business support, which prompted the Orwellian 1984-styled #FreeFortnite campaign. Even Valve was pulled into the mix, something that the PC giant is also fighting. Now, the hearing is set to commence full steam ahead. For those interested, you can listen in on the court proceedings yourself. 

When does the Epic Games vs. Apple trial begin? 

The trial is expected to last for three weeks, beginning today, May 3, 2021. U.S. district judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers is at the helm of the public legal battle in Oakland, California. There have been a few proceedings in the past regarding the Epic Games vs. Apple dispute, but this is the trial that will rule an official outcome regarding who the court will favor. 

How can I listen to the Epic Games vs. Apple trial? 

For those interested in listening to the proceedings themselves, there is a direct audio line into the trial. Evidence, as presented to the public, will be available here. Regarding how to listen in, here is what the court has supplied: 

Audio Access Information for Bench Trial:
Dial-In Number: 1 (877) 336-1839
Access Code:  9403112

Additional Line (first 2 days of trial and as needed):
Dial-In Number: 1 (877) 873-8018
Access Code:  9131109

According to the official listing of the trial, "Plaintiff Epic Games, Inc. brings this action against defendant Apple Inc., alleging violations of antitrust laws through its Apple App Store policies on iOS devices. Apple counterclaims that Epic Games has breached its developer agreements and App Store guidelines by introducing a direct pay option on iOS devices in Epic Games’ videogame Fortnite."

The judge in charge of this case had previously made a statement against Epic Games, saying that the company was "not honest" with its intentions surrounding in-game purchases for Forntite. "You did something, you lied about it by omission, by not being forthcoming" stated the judge during a previous hearing. She continued, "That's the security issue. That's the security issue!" 

That being said, there also has been admonishment regarding how Apple handled things on its side, as well. Where the court will fall remains to be seen, but we'll be tracking it here at Game Informer. With the lines listed above, you can follow along as well. 

Marvel Entertainment today released a video that celebrates motion pictures. The relationships established in over 20 Marvel Cinematic Universe movies are shown, as are some of the greatest moments, like when Captain America wields Mjölnir in Avengers: Endgame.

The video then transitions to what's coming next. We get a brief tease of new footage from both Black Widow (hitting theaters on July 9) and Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings (opening on September 3). Marvel also gives us our first look at Eternals, the next team-based superhero epic that will release on November 5.

Marvel then shows the logos and dates for the next batch of films. In that listing, Marvel debuts new names and dates for a couple of films that had working titles. Black Panther 2 is called Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, and Captain Marvel 2 is called The Marvels, implying Carol Danvers will be teaming up with Kamala Khan and Monica Rambeau. Here's a rundown of the rest of the films that are coming and when when can flock to theaters (and potentially our streaming devices) to see them:

Spider-Man: No Way Home – December 17
Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness – March 25, 2022
Thor: Love and Thunder – May 6, 2022
Black Panther: Wakanda Forever – July 8, 2022
The Marvels – November 11, 2022
Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania – February 17, 2023
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 – May 5, 2023

Remember, this list doesn't include what's coming next to Disney+. Hot off of the success of WandaVision and The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, Marvel has plenty of shows on the way. Here's what's next:

Loki – June 11
What If...? – 2021
Hawkeye – 2021
Ms. Marvel – 2021
Moon Knight – 2021
She-Hulk – TBA
The Guardians of the Galaxy: Holiday Special – TBA
Secret Invasion – TBA
Ironheart – TBA
Armor Wars – TBA
I am Groot – TBA
Untitled Wakanda Series – TBA
Untitled Echo Series – TBA