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PSA: More Than 60 Xbox 360 And Xbox One Games Marked Up To 85% Off
Ahead of Black Friday, Microsoft has marked down a huge collection of digital games, with more discounts planned for the day after Thanksgiving.
You can check out the whole extensive list here, but below you will find just a small sampling of some of the bigger highlights. Some of the games are discounted for everyone; some you will need an Xbox Live Gold account to take advantage of the sale.
Xbox One
Strider - $7.49
Diablo III Ultimate Evil Edition - $34.99
Rayman Legends - $19.99
Assassin’s Creed IV Black Flag - $34.99
Killer Instinct Ultra Edition Season 1 - $20
Xbox 360
Strider - $7.49
DmC - $9.99
Devil May Cry HD Collection - $9.99
Resident Evil 4 - $6.49
Super Time Force - $8.99
Slender: The Arrival - $4.99
Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons - $4.94
Red Dead Redemption - $7.49
Gears of War 3 - $4.99
Gears of War 2 - $4.99
Gears of War - $4.94
Battleblock Theater - $7.49
Batman Arkham City - $4.99
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - $9.99
Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Z - $15.99
Burnout Paradise - $2.99
Mirror’s Edge - $2.99
Just Cause 2 - $4.94
Borderlands - $4.99
Borderlands 2 - $4.99
Bully - $3.74
For more Black Friday help, head here.
Thanks to Aaron for the news tip!
[Source: Major Nelson]
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