Updated
Updated · Kotaku · Jul 20
Xbox Cuts 14 Xbox 360 Games Up to 85% Until July 30
Updated
Updated · Kotaku · Jul 20

Xbox Cuts 14 Xbox 360 Games Up to 85% Until July 30

3 articles · Updated · Kotaku · Jul 20

Summary

  • 14 backward-compatible Xbox 360 games are discounted on the Xbox store through July 30, with the full set costing less than a new $70 release.
  • Prices drop as low as $1.87 for Limbo, $2.50 for Deus Ex: Human Revolution and $3 for The Witcher 2 and Resident Evil Code: Veronica X.
  • The sale spans both big-budget and indie titles, including Dragon Age: Origins, Lost Odyssey, Mass Effect, Shadow Complex, Super Meat Boy and Braid.
  • Xbox also has related deals outside the 14-game list, including Mass Effect Legendary Edition for $6, while Bastion remains at $15 on its 15th anniversary.

Insights

As Xbox sells its past for pennies, does this devalue new games and undermine true video game preservation?
Is Xbox's huge classic games sale a savvy turnaround plan or a red flag for its future titles?
Could this massive sale finally convince Microsoft to remake beloved classics that fans have demanded for years?