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Up to 95% off with Xbox Live Gold (UK deal)
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TL;DR: Microsoft has dropped a wide range of deals on hit games for Xbox Live Gold members, saving you up to 95% on list price.
Listen, we know you don’t need an excuse to stock up on Xbox games, but we’re going to give you one anyway. You can save up to 95% on a wide range of Xbox games, so long as you’re an Xbox Live Gold member.
The range of the sale is actually quite staggering. You can pick up Xbox One games, Xbox One bundles and special editions, Xbox One DLC, and even Xbox 360 games. This could be the perfect moment to try something new.
We recommend that you check out everything on offer, but if that seems like far too much work, we’ve highlighted a few standout deals:
These deals are available until March 2, so you still have plenty of time to assess your options, stock up, and save up to 95% on list price.
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