Xbox One PRICE SLASH: Major new Microsoft deal is too good to ignore
XBOX ONE owners can make a huge saving by visiting the Microsoft online store.
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Xbox One owners can make huge savings on Xbox Live Gold memberships.
Microsoft has slashed the price of the 6 month membership by 50% on the Xbox website.
Previously available for £25, a 6 month Xbox Live Gold subscription now costs just £12.50. According to the website, the offer will run for three weeks.
As Eurogamer points out, 12 and 3 month Xbox Live memberships are still being sold at full price.
"Get 6 months of unlimited online multiplayer gaming plus access to thousands of HD films and TV programmes," reads a Microsoft post.
"With Xbox Live Gold, you get the most advanced multiplayer, free games, exclusive member discounts of up to 50-75% on games in the Xbox Store and more."
Xbox Live Gold subscribers can play online multiplayer games and are also eligible for the monthly selection of free Xbox One and Xbox 360 Games with Gold releases.
If you hurry, you can still grab the January 2018 Games with Gold releases, which will be refreshed on January 16.
This includes Back to the Future: The Game - 30th Anniversary Edition on Xbox One and Tomb Raider: Underworld on Xbox 360.
These games will be replaced by Ubisoft's survival horror game Zombi on Xbox One and Army of Two on Xbox 360.
Zombi will be available all the way until midnight on February 15, while Army of Two will be replaced by a new Xbox 360 game on February 1.
Developed by Telltale Games, Back to the Future: The Game - 30th Anniversary Edition is a narrative-based puzzle game featuring members of the original movie cast.
"Six months after Back to the Future Part III, the DeLorean time machine mysteriously returns to Hill Valley – driverless!" reads an Xbox post.
"Marty McFly must once again go back in time, or else the space-time continuum will be forever unraveled!
"Featuring Christopher Lloyd as Doc Brown, Tom Wilson as Biff Tannen, and Claudia Wells as Jennifer Parker, with a special appearance by Michael J. Fox, and introducing A.J. LoCascio voicing Marty McFly. Created in cooperation with movie series Co-Writer and Producer, Bob Gale."
The 30th Anniversary Edition even includes a behind-the-scenes making of video, complete with an interview with Bob Gale.
