Last week, most major retailers, including the Microsoft Store, offered gamersmassive deals on video games, consoles, accessories, and more, in celebration of Black Friday. Now, the Microsoft Store is offering another chance for late shoppers to get Xbox One games at a discount as part of the store’s Xbox Games Specials Sale.
The best part about Xbox’s on-going promotion is that it includes several of 2019’s biggest games such asCall of Duty: Modern Warfare,which released last October. The store is offering the Battle Pass Edition of the game, which includes an in-game XRX Weapons Pack, an in-game tactical knife, three operator pack, and 3,000Call of DutyPoints, which are enough to upgrade to the Season 1 Battle Pass Bundle.
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Another big game that is included in Microsoft’s sale is the 2019 remake ofResident Evil 2,which is widely considered as one of2019’s best horror games.The store is offering both the standard edition of the game and the Deluxe Edition, which includes an extra DLC pack, 5 additional costumes, a specially designed handgun, and the classic in-game soundtrack.
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Destiny 2 ShadowkeepDigital Deluxe Edition is also included in Microsoft’s sale.ShadowkeepisDestiny 2’slatest expansion, and the Deluxe Edition includes several in-game items, four season passes, new destinations, and story campaigns.
Apart from games that released in 2019, the current sale at the Xbox Store includes other notable titles such asVampyr($14.99),Dragon Age Inquisition: GOTY Edition($9.99), and many more. All in all, Microsoft is offering 112 Xbox One games for its Special Games Sale and all of these deals are available to purchase now and will end at varying dates.
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