Score a free controller and game with purchase of select Xbox bundles at the Microsoft Store

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Published on March 7, 2017

published on March 7, 2017

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Microsoft is always refreshing the list of Xbox deals at their physical and online retail stores, and now yet another purchasing incentive has just entered the fray. From now until March 11th, you can score a free controller and game with the purchase of select Xbox bundles at the Microsoft Store.

Overall, 8 bundles qualify for the latest free controller ($59.99 value) and game promotion. The bundles range from Minecraft, Forza, Halo Wars 2, Gears of War 4, and much more. Please see the list below for the complete details.

Xbox One S 500GB Console – Minecraft Favorites Bundle- $299.00
Xbox One S 1TB Console – Forza Horizon 3 Bundle- $349.00
Xbox One S 1TB Console – Halo Wars 2 Bundle- $349.99
Xbox One S 500GB Console – Gears of War 4 Special Edition Bundle- $299.00
Xbox One S 2TB Console – Gears of War 4 Limited Edition Bundle- $449.00
Xbox One S 1TB Console – Gears of War 4 Bundle- $349.00
Xbox One Battlefield 1 Bundle (Choice of 3 systems)
Xbox One S 1TB Console – FIFA 17 Bundle- $349.00

Several games are also included in this latest promotion, the titles of which can be seen below.

Assassin’s Creed Syndicate
Hasbro Family Fun Pack
Just Dance 2016
The Crew
Watch Dogs

This latest promotion comes as the company recently sold the original Xbox One for as low as $249, and also sold a Minecraft bundle for the ultra low price of just $229. Is this a bigger reason for you to go out and buy an Xbox One or Xbox One S? Sound off in the comments below!

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