Score Big With Microsoft Store's Ultimate Game Sale: Huge Savings On FIFA 23, Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, Elden Ring

Microsoft Corp. (NASDAQ: MSFT) Microsoft Store launched its Ultimate Game Sale, offering exciting deals on select Xbox and PC games, PC accessories and Xbox console bundles.

The sale runs until July 31, with a wide range of digital Xbox games available at discounts of up to 90%. With genres spanning adventure, fantasy and sports, there are numerous options to suit diverse gaming preferences.

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Some of the highlighted titles include Electronic Arts Inc.'s (NASDAQ: EA) FIFA 23 for Series X|S, which is down 75% and can be purchased for $17.49; NBA 2K23 for Series X|S, which has a 90% discount and available for $6.99; and Forza Horizon 5 Premium Edition, which has a price tag $49.99 thanks to a 50% price reduction.

Other discounts include popular titles such as Star Wars Jedi: Survivor (25% off, $64), Warner Bros. DIscover Inc. (NASDAQ: WBD) Warner Bros. Games' Hogwarts Legacy Deluxe Edition ($64), Elden Ring ($42), Activision Blizzard Inc's (NASDAQ: ATVI) Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II (45% off, $38.49), Ghostwire: Tokyo ($20, 67% off), Cyberpunk 2077 ($30, 50% off), Far Cry 6 ($15, 75% off), Red Dead Redemption 2 ($19.79), The Witcher 3 ($19.99), Tiny Tina's Wonderlands, ($19.79), It Takes Two, ($15.99), Marvel's Midnight Suns Enhanced Edition ($28, 60% off), and Wild Hearts ($42, 40% off).

The current Microsoft Store's Ultimate Game Sale doesn't offer any noteworthy deals on the Xbox Series X or S consoles. But, gamers can still enjoy some slight discounts on accessories, including Xbox controllers with a $13 price reduction and the possibility of up to $40 off the Elite Series 2, which is highly regarded as one of the top-notch gamepads available.

While there are no special discounts on Game Pass currently, new subscribers have the chance to take advantage of Microsoft's recent reintroduction of the $1 first-month trial.

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