Microsoft is today officially launching its Xbox Game Pass, a $9.99 Netflix-like service for gamers. Well, if you subscribe to Xbox Gold, anyway. For those not familiar, Xbox Game Pass allows you to play “over 100” Xbox One and 360 games for your $10 fee. That list of games will constantly change, with some games entering and exiting the pool over time. But unlike services like PlayStation now, Game Pass isn’t simply streaming video footage through an internet connection. The title run locally, so you needn’t worry about latency, lag spikes, or bandwidth issues. That also means you’ll have to wait a…
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