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Games You Only Need One Copy Of To Play With Others
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GameSpot’s “Cheap Week” feature highlights games that let two players cooperate without each needing their own copy, using mechanisms such as a Friend’s Pass. The piece notes that the shift toward online multiplayer has increased the cost of playing together, since both participants usually must purchase the game. It explains that several recent titles include built‑in support for shared access, allowing a friend to join a session while only one person owns the game. The article frames this as a way to reduce spending amid rising inflation and living costs.
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