Your favorite moment of the week has arrived: Xbox Store Weekly Deals. On this occasion, they will focus more on great backwards compatible classics, with a the most modern family proposal Between. Without further ado, let’s start with:
- Splinter Cell by Tom Clancy: Double Agent ($5.99): Sam Fisher returns to the fray after a magnificent Chaos theory on the original Xbox, now finding himself embroiled in a plot in which he must act as Double agent His story, of course, It will not leave you indifferent. With stealth as his flag, Fisher will have to infiltrate different sites using his famous gadgets (like night vision goggles) and their weapons enter very dangerous places, with a 3rd person point of view. A Tom Clancy classic that comes $5.99 It can be yours.
- MONOPOLY madness ($7.49): A twist on the classic legendary board game formula MONOPOLY. In Madness We do not play by moving our pieces on a board, but we ourselves will be these “pieces”. We will be able to move freely on a small map as a council where we will have the possibility of obtain resources, buy and improve properties, deceive our rivals, etc. in shorter turns than a normal, ordinary game of MONOPOLY that we all know. Count with one -75% discount, so go for it without hesitation if you are looking to have fun with family or friends.
- Assassin’s Creed ($2.49): He Assassin’s Creed original, the one that surprised us all in a now distant 2007 where there were not many proposals with an open world, a story and graphics like what the odyssey of Altaïr-Ibn La’Ahad offered us in sacred lands . Assassins versus Templars in a fight with a primitive artifact, known as the “Apple of Eden”. Assassinate requested targets using your hidden blade and parkour, and blend into the crowd to go unnoticed. For only $2.49, you will experience one of the most important adventures in recent video games.
Will you benefit from any of these three Xbox Store deals you read about here? Are you going to choose any others that we haven’t mentioned? You can tell us what you want. In the meantime, in the Xbox space we say goodbye to you until the next news, articles or analyzes about your favorite hobby on your favorite console. Of course, next week, more offers.
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