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  3. Get select Xbox One and Xbox 360 games with a discount of up to 75 percent under ‘Deals with Gold’

Get select Xbox One and Xbox 360 games with a discount of up to 75 percent under ‘Deals with Gold’

Hammad Saleem Hammad Saleem
June 18, 2014
1 min read

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Xbox One and 360 owners with Xbox Live Gold subscription can snag a few popular titles at heavy discounts every month. The service was started for Xbox One earlier this month, with Xbox 360 ones available for quite a while. If you have a Xbox Live Gold subscription, you can purchase some popular titles for a discount of up to 75 percent. Sounds great, doesn’t it?

Xbox One owners with gold subscription can purchase two titles for this week, including Tomb Raider Definitive Edition, and Strider for a 50 percent discount — meaning that you could get Tomb Raider for as low as $30, while Strider will see its price fall to almost $7.5 after discount.

As for Xbox 360 owners, there are a handful of games available for a massive discount of up to 75 percent, including the likes of Max Payne 3, Bully, La Noire, Midnight Club LA, Deadfall Adventures, Red Dead Redemption, and a bunch of add-ons.

Keep in mind that prices may vary based on different regions, and if you’re a Xbox Live Gold member, you can purchase the games before 23rd June. So, you have to act fast if any of the games mentioned are on your wishlist.

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