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Being an Xbox fan is very expensive these days. AAA Xbox titles have MSRPs that range between $69.99 and $99.99, while indie titles tend to be $34.99 or lower.
On top of that, the once valuable Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscription is now $29.99 a month thanks to last year's controversial price hike.
The deal expires at 23:59 today, March 31, so you don't have long to grab it. But who doesn't like some free money towards a game you were going to buy anyway?!
FAQ
How do I redeem the Xbox Gift Card?
Turn on your Xbox console, go to the Xbox Store, press the View button on your controller to open the side menu, and click the Redeem option. There, you can type in the Xbox Gift Card's code to redeem the money to your Microsoft account.
Alternatively, you can go to Microsoft.com/redeem, log in to your Microsoft account, and enter the Xbox Gift Card's code from there to redeem it, or you can open the Microsoft Store, choose your Microsoft account, and select the Redeem Code or Gift Cards option.
Can I use this gift card to buy other items besides Xbox games?
Yes you can. Xbox gift cards can be used towards purchasing movies, music, TV Shows, and even Xbox Game Pass from the Microsoft Store on Xbox consoles or online.
Can I use it to buy Xbox Game Pass?
Yes, you can use Xbox Gift Cards to purchase or renew a subscription to Xbox Game Pass's various tiers, like Xbox Game Pass Ultimate or Xbox Game Pass Premium.
Do they have expiration dates?
No. Xbox Gift Cards have no expiration date so you can use them whenever you want.
Can Xbox gift cards stacks?
They can. You can redeem multiple Xbox gift cards to your Microsoft account to combine their balances up to a max limit of $1,000 (or its regional equivalent).
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