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In a tense moment during the movie “Se7en” from 1995, Detective David Mills (played by Brad Pitt) wonders aloud about the contents of serial killer John Doe’s (Kevin Spacey) mysterious box. In the heart-wrenching climax, it is revealed that the box contained the severed head of Mills’ pregnant wife Tracy (Gwyneth Paltrow), a tragic act designed to drive Mills to wrath, one of the seven deadly sins. To commemorate the film’s 30th anniversary this month, director David Fincher is addressing a frequently asked question: What truly lay inside the box?

Even though it had some unpolished aspects, the indie first-person shooter “Bright Memory: Infinite” created a stir during the initial years of the current console generation. This was largely due to its high-quality visuals, an achievement made even more remarkable by the fact that the game was primarily developed by a single individual. Soon, this shooter is set to be released on a few additional platforms.

As a long-time gamer with fond memories of playing Xbox games since its early days, I can confidently say that 2025 is shaping up to be an exceptional year for Xbox Game Pass subscribers like myself. With the promise of immersive experiences set in various time periods, from the brutal Dark Ages to the vibrant 1990s, it feels as if Microsoft has tailored their offerings to cater to a wide range of gaming preferences. As someone who enjoys a good mix of action, adventure, and nostalgia, I eagerly await the unveiling of these games in two waves each month, with both first-party and third-party titles set to join the ever-growing library. I’m particularly intrigued by the prospect of reliving my youth through 1990s-themed games, as well as exploring new, fantastical worlds in Albion. Overall, I believe that Xbox Game Pass continues to provide outstanding value for gamers like me who appreciate a diverse selection of high-quality titles, and 2025 looks to be no exception.