A total of 16 new games are coming to Microsoft’s Xbox Game Pass subscription service for standard and premium buyers in December 2023, while two are being added for “Core” subscribers—and four games are leaving Game Pass this month. Here’s a look at the latest releases and departures for Xbox Game Pass this December.

Chivalry 2 is the first-person multiplayer hack-and-slash sequel to Chivalry: Medieval Warfare. The sequel was released for Windows PCs, PlayStation 4 and 5 consoles, Xbox One, and Xbox Series S and X. It will arrive on Game Pass for all Game Pass subscribers, including Game Pass Core, on December 6.

Fallout 76: Atlantic City – Boardwalk Paradise is a new Fallout 76 expansion coming to Game Pass on its launch day, December 5, for both standard and premium tiers. Boardwalk Paradise builds upon the 2018 action RPG from Skyrim and Starfield developer Bethesda Game Studios.

Far Cry 6 is the latest installment of the Far Cry open-world game series and is coming to Xbox Game Pass on December 14. Set in a tropical world mired in political upheaval, players must join the local revolution in an effort to forever change their world.

Remnant: From the Ashes is a dark survival shooter set where players must fight and kill endless hordes of monsters. First released back in 2019, the game is now available for standard and premium Game Pass subscribers on cloud, console, and PC platforms.

Remnant 2 is the sequel to the third-person monster shooter Remnant: From the Ashes, and has also been added to Game Pass November 30. The sequel was first released earlier this year, and offers new villainous creatures to fight alongside your friends.

Against the Storm is a roguelike fantasy city-builder game that was released for Windows PCs back in 2021. In it, anthropomorphized animals like foxes, beavers, and lizards live together in a world alongside humans.

Clone Drone in the Danger Zone is a robot voxel beat-‘em-up game launched on Steam in July 2021—now, it’ll be added to Xbox Game Pass come December 5 for cloud, PC, and Xbox Series X and S gamers who are subscribed to the Game Pass standard and premium tiers.

Teamfight Tactics: Remix Rumble offers new characters and updates to the Portals and Augments in Riot Games’ 2019 autobattler game Teamfight Tactics. The new offering is now available for standard and premium Game Pass subscriber tiers.

World War Z: Aftermath is an expansion to the third-person cooperative zombie shooter game World War Z that was released on Steam in 2021. On December 5, standard and premium Game Pass subscribers will be able to play this zombie-slaying title.

For those looking for more, Spirit of the North and SteamWorld Build will join Game Pass December 1. Rise of the Tomb Raider and While the Iron’s Hot will be added December 5. Totally Reliable Delivery Service will be available December 6 for all Game Pass subscribers, plus core. Goat Simulator 3 will be added December 7, and Tin Hearts will be on Game Pass December 12.

While plenty of new games are coming to Xbox Game Pass this month , the following titles will no longer be included come December 15: Chained Echoes, Opus Magnum, Potion Craft: Alchemist Simulator, and Rubber Bandits.

Microsoft’s Xbox Game Pass is adding 16 new games and two for Core subscribers in December. Four games will be leaving the service this month. The new titles include Chivalry 2, Fallout 76: Atlantic City – Boardwalk Paradise, Far Cry 6, Remnant: From the Ashes, Remnant 2, Against the Storm, Clone Drone in the Danger Zone, Teamfight Tactics: Remix Rumble, World War Z: Aftermath, Spirit of the North, SteamWorld Build, Rise of the Tomb Raider, While the Iron’s Hot, Totally Reliable Delivery Service, Goat Simulator 3, and Tin Hearts.

This is good news for Xbox Game Pass subscribers as they will have more choices of games to play. #XboxGamePass #GamePass #DecemberGames #Microsoft #GameSubscription

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Digital currency company Circle has pushed back strongly against allegations from a Washington watchdog group that it helps fund terrorist organizations. Circle Chief Strategy Officer Dante Disparte wrote a letter to Senate Banking Committee Chairman Sherrod Brown and Sen. Elizabeth Warren in which he refuted the claims, and stated that Circle does not facilitate money laundering by terror groups Hamas and Hezbollah. Additionally, Circle has no ties to China-based blockchain platform TRON and its founder Justin Sun. Disparte also mentioned that Circle has cooperated extensively with law enforcement, and that the company has sought federal regulation that would require stablecoin issuers to meet strict standards for reserves, disclosures, liquidity and risk management. #Circle #TerrorismFinance #MoneyLaundering #Stablecoins

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Henry Kissinger Meme Coins Surge After Controversial Figure’s Death

Within minutes of the announcement yesterday of the passing of the controversial, 100-year-old former U.S. Secretary of State and history-altering Cold Warrior, Henry Kissinger, a slew of meme coins whipped up in his name cropped up across multiple blockchain networks. Over the last 24 hours, degens have pumped those various Kissinger meme coins with over $307,000 worth of trading volume. The largest of such coins, a wrapped Ethereum token, spiked over 5,700% in the hour after launching last night, before falling substantially to an overall 177% gain in the last 24 hours.

This is not the first instance of degens capitalizing on the deaths of prominent public figures by creating incredibly volatile tokens named in their memory. Just yesterday, a meme coin named after former Berkshire Hathaway Vice Chairman and famed Bitcoin hater Charlie Munger soared 31,000% in the hours after the mogul’s death.

Kissinger, who was most politically active in the 1970s, never made any public statements about crypto before his passing. Decisions he made while in office, though, continue to reverberate around the world—historians estimate that American foreign policy choices made under his guidance led to the deaths of between three and four million people worldwide.

This news is a sign of the growing trend of degens capitalizing on the deaths of prominent public figures by creating incredibly volatile tokens, often followed by a rapid inflation and total collapse. This could be seen as a bad news as the tokens are frequently “rug-pulled” by their anonymous creators, and tend to bottom out within days.

#HenryKissinger #MemeCoins #Crypto #RugPulled

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