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If You Own an Xbox Series, Amazon Has Cut the Seagate 2TB Expansion Drive to a Record Low of $199 (44% Off)
If you’re open to larger devices and need even more storage, you can also consider the 4TB Seagate Game Drive for Xbox which is now available for only $110—down from its usual price of $135 on Amazon. It features an appealing green LED light that complements the Xbox aesthetic perfectly.
Xbox Price Cuts Begin Ahead Of Black Friday, Series X & Expansion Cards Included
Don't forget about the big Xbox digital sale that'll go live for Black Friday as well, which we're expecting to begin either this week, or (most likely) next week. We could see over 1000 games discounted as part of this, so it'll be a big one!
Walmart’s Black Friday deals drop on Nov. 11 at 5 p.m. online and in stores on Nov. 15, and that includes deals on gifts for ...
The biggest game to come to Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S last week has a game-breaking bug that needs to be fixed.
What you need to know Xbox lead Phil Spencer just had a new interview with Bloomberg, discussing a range of topics.Therein, ...
The plethora of Black Friday deals also includes this $50 discount on the Microsoft Xbox Series X. As of Nov. 12, it's ...
Narrative RPG The Thaumaturge will launch for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series on December 4, publisher 11 bit studios and ...
After each play, users need to remove or turn off the Quick Resume feature for "Death Stranding: Director's Cut" on the Xbox ...
What are the best games of the 2020s so far? Here are 20 games you need to play if you own an Xbox Series X|S.
Participants will have a chance to win a custom IHOP-themed Xbox Series X. Xbox has announced a partnership with the ...
The Xbox Series X and Series S have now been out for over four years, bringing better resolution, higher frame rates, and ray tracing to gamers around the world. And the upcoming Xbox Series X ...
Publisher 11 bit studios and developer Fool’s Theory announced the character-driven RPG, The Thaumaturge, will launch for the ...
In an interview with Bloomberg reporter Dina Bass, Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer touched on a number of topics regarding ...
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