Microsoft Corporation is starting to give holiday shopping 2015 deals for Xbox games on the Windows Store by putting many of the popular Xbox Live games on sale, a post on Microsoft News said.
Games like "Hitman Go," "Ilimilo Plus," "Angry Birds Space," "Gravity Guy" and more are now priced $0.10 only. Also priced the same are non-Xbox Live games like "Train Sim," "Chimpact" and "Toca Cars."
More on the Holiday Shopping 2015 deals for Xbox games at 10 cents are "A World of Keflings," "Disney Faries Hiddent Treasure," "4 Elements II," "Bejeweled Live," "Angry Birds Star Wars," Assassin's Creed Pirates," "Reckless Racing Ultimate," "Rayman Fiesta Run," "Monster Island" and "Shark Dash."
On non-Xbox Live Games are "Where is My Water?," "Carcassonne," "Riptide GP2," "Defense Zone 2," "Bloons TD5," "Moorhuhn," "Mini Motor Racing," "Rabbids Big Bang," "Bridge Constructor," "Mahjong Secrets HD," "Fairway Solitaire by Big Fish," "Solitaire Mystery Four Seasons," "Enigmatis The Ghosts of Maple Creek," "Extreme Landings Pro," "The Ghost Archives: Haunting of Shady Valley HD," "The Great Unknown: Houdini's Castle," "Dark Arcana: The Carnival," "Grim Legends: The Forsaken Bride" and "Farming Simulator."
According to Major Nelson, the Black Friday 2015 Sale of Xbox Games runs from Nov. 20 to 30. Holiday shopping 2015 deals are over 150 blockbuster Xbox games, as well as apps and movies. There are hundreds of titles offered at big savings, while a lot of stuff needed for the holidays are on sale.
Members of the Xbox Live Gold get early access to the game deals of 40 to 60 percent discount and of the 10 percent savings for being Gold members. Those who are not Gold members have this holiday as the great time to be.
Owners of the Xbox console 360 and One can upgrade to Gold for a dollar for the first month. Then, they can enjoy early access to the deals. Holiday shopping 2015 deals for Xbox games are open to everyone on Nov. 24.
Those planning to buy an Xbox One console have select console bundles from Nov. 26 to 30, starting at $299, which is the lowest price for Microsoft's console ever.
