Available on select Samsung 20 smart TVs. Requires high-speed internet connection (ISP fees apply). Select regions ( ) and devices streaming limits apply, server availability and wait times may vary. Requires Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscription and supported game, or supported free to play game may require supported controller (all sold separately). Game titles, number, features, and availability vary over time, by region and platform. Charges may be increased on at least 30 days notice as described in the Microsoft Store Terms of Sale. To stop being charged, cancel your subscription in your Microsoft account ( /services) or on your Xbox console, before the next billing date. Plus applicable taxes.īy subscribing you are authorizing recurring payments made to Microsoft at the intervals you selected, until cancelled. After promotional period, subscription continues to be charged at the then-current regular price (subject to change), unless cancelled.
Offers not valid in Russia and Turkey other geographic restrictions may apply. Promotional offers may not be valid for all members and are only available for a limited time. While this offer isn’t as generous as before, this is still the best way to save money on Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscriptions, which just went from $14.99/month to $16.99/month this week.*Sign in for your available offers. Unfortunately, this 1:1 conversion rate has been changed to 3:2: This means that 3 years of Xbox Live Gold can now be converted to 2 years of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate instead of 3.
Until now, gamers could pay for 3 years of Xbox Live Gold and convert that into 3 years of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate for just the cost of one month of Game Pass Ultimate ($16.99). While it’s good for Microsoft to bring back $1 Game Pass trials, the company has also quietly changed the Xbox Live Gold to Game Pass conversion ratio to make it less advantageous. Microsoft had a solid Xbox and Bethesda games showcase in June, and it seems Microsoft’s various game studio acquisitions are about to finally pay off. It’s not clear why Microsoft did a 180° on Game Pass trials, but the company may bet on the upcoming release of Starfield and Forza Motorsport to get more gamers to subscribe.
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