Xbox’s Europe special sale offers “epic deals” on Xbox classics

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Published on March 21, 2017

published on March 21, 2017

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Xbox gamers have a lot of opportunities to save big on game purchases this week: outside of we have the usual Deals with Gold for Xbox Live Gold subscribers, we have a big Spotlight Sale with great discounts on NBA 2K17, Resident Evil games and more, but European consumers are getting some love from the Xbox team, too (via Windows Central).

Indeed, Xbox fans in Europe can now take advantage of “epic deals on hot games” during Xbox’s Europe Special Sale, which features many AAA titles such as GTA V, Titanfall 2, Rainbow Six Siege, Destiny – The Collection and more. There is also a nice selection of backward compatible Xbox 360 titles such as Call of Duty: Black Ops, Red Dead Redemption, the BioShock trilogy and more. You can find some of the most interesting discounts below and you can find the full list of games on the dedicated page.

Xbox One Games:

Call of Duty Black Ops III Gold Edition (60% off)
GTA V (50% off)
Borderlands: The Handsome Collection (67% off)
BioShock: The Collection (50% off)
Titanfall 2 (50% off)
Watch Dogs 2 (45% off)
Mafia III (50% off)
For Honor: Deluxe Edition (30% off)
Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege (50% off)

Xbox 360 backward compatible games:

Call of Duty: Black Ops (50% off)
Red Dead Redemption (50% off)
GTA IV (50% off)
BioShock (50% off)
Borderlands (50% off)
XCOM: Enemy Within (75% off)
Skate 3 (50% off)

Pricing may vary by region, so we invite you to check the store listings to get full pricing details. Let us know in the comments if of these games do you plan to buy during the exclusive sale.

Radu Tyrsina

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