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Xbox Ultimate Game Sale Day 4 (Final Day)
Microsoft has revealed the next batch of titles for its Ultimate Game Sale. Similar to the format of their last big Games on Demand discounts, a group of titles are available on sale for the entire week, with a rotating group of daily deals.
For today (July 5, 2013) only, you can nab the following titles at up to 75 percent off the regular Games on Demand price:
- Bioshock Infinite ($39.99, regularly $59.99)
- Tomb Raider ($19.99, regularly $29.99)
- Gears of War: Judgment ($29.99, regularly $59.99)
- Metal Gear Rising: Revengence ($29.99, regularly $49.99)
- Hitman Absolution ($9.99, regularly $29.99)
- XCOM: Enemy Unknown ($19.99, regularly $39.99)
The weekly deals are available until July 8, 2013.
- Brothers in Arms: Hell's Highway ($4.99, regularly $29.99)
- Far Cry Instincts Predator ($4.99, regularly $19.99)
- Crysis ($4.99, regularly $19.99)
- Command and Conquer Red Alert 3 ($4.99, regularly $14.99)
- WWE '13 ($14.99, regularly $59.99)
- Mass Effect ($4.99, regularly $14.99)
- Prey ($2.99, regularly $19.99)
- Bulletstorm ($4.99, regularly $19.99)
- Perfect Dark Zero ($2.99, regularly $14.99)
- Dragon Age Origins ($4.99, regularly $14.99)
- Divinity II: The Dragon Knight Saga ($4.99, regularly $29.99)
Here are the sales you've missed so far (in case you were waiting for something to hit the discount rack):
July 4, 2013
- The Witcher 2 ($9.99, regularly $39.99)
- Forza Horizon ($14.99, regularly $39.99)
- Left 4 Dead 2 ($9.99, regularly $29.99)
- The Orange Box ($4.99, regularly $19.99)
- Crysis 3 (19.99, regularly $59.99)
July 3, 2013
- LEGO Lord of the Rings ($14.99, regularly $29.99)
- LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes ($9.99, regularly $19.99)
- Hasbro Family Game Night 3 ($9.99, regularly $29.99)
- Monopoly Streets ($9.99, regularly $29.99)
- Kinect Sports 2 ($9.99, regularly $29.99)
- Rockstar Table Tennis ($2.99, regularly $14.99)
July 2, 2013
- Assassin's Creed 3 ($14.99, regularly $39.99)
- Borderlands 2 ($9.99, regularly $39.99)
- Far Cry 3 ($19.99, regularly $59.99)
- Max Payne 3 ($9.99, regularly $39.99)
Check back with us every day during the sale as we update with the latest batch of deals.
Our Take
Take some time to ponder the weekly sales unless there is something you've had your eye on for a while. The daily sales are all good today, and if you've not experienced Far Cry 3, $20 is worth it for the gameplay. I had a lot of fun using the local wildlife to clear out heavily guarded encampments. The cooperative multiplayer is also good, and Reiner and I have worked our way through a chunk of it together.
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