Grab 3 months of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate for half price at Walmart

Too many games and not enough cash? The Xbox Game Pass is a great way to get unfettered access to all the latest releases and legacy titles, and you can grab a 3-month subscription from Walmart for just $26.99 ($18 off).

The Xbox Game Pass Ultimate not only gives you access to free games for PC and Xbox, but comes loaded with some sweet perks too. If you try a game and decide you want to keep it, being an owner of Gamepass gives you a permanent 20% discount on all the games in its library as well as a 10% discount on the DLC for those titles. Gamepass ultimate also nets you an Xbox Live Gold subscription as well, meaning you'll also get additional pair of free titles every month as part of Xbox Live "Games with Gold" which are yours to keep as long as you have an active subscription.

You aren't just getting access to legacy games with this membership either, being an Xbox Gamepass holder gives you day-one access to the hottest new games like The Outer Worlds, Gears of War 5, or even Age of Empires 2: Definitive Edition. While you'll certainly want to be an Xbox owner to get the absolute most out of your Gamepass subscription, this membership still gives you access to a massive library of games on PC too.

Game Pass differs slightly from other gaming subscription plans in that it's billed in 3-month increments, with no yearly subscription plan available. So this deal is effectively the most you'll ever save on a subscription, and because there's no limit to how many you can purchase, and no expiration, there's really nothing stopping you from stockpiling a bunch of these codes and redeeming them at your leisure (after taking advantage of the $1 introductory month of course). Game Pass is an excellent investment if you want to try a ton of different games before you commit.

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