Xbox All Access was today announced by Microsoft, a 24 month rent-to-own program that includes an Xbox One and Xbox Game Pass & Xbox Live Gold subscriptions.
Available in the USA only — though ironically announced by Microsoft’s Global Product Marketing Manager — the program has no upfront costs, 0% APR and 24 months.
For $21.99 USD a month for 24 months, users can grab an Xbox One S, Xbox Game Pass and Xbox Live Gold. Or, for $34.99 USD a month for 24 months, users can upgrade to an Xbox One X. Financing is “powered by Dell Preferred Account.”
The offer is available for a limited time at the Microsoft Store; those interested can head here for further details.
Doing the math, it’s a great deal — here’s what everything would cost in USD separately:
- Xbox One X: $499 USD
- 24 months Xbox Game Pass: $239.76 USD (at full price)
- 24 months Xbox Live Gold: $119.98 USD (at full price)
Subtracting the subscription costs from the Xbox All Access cost of $839.76 USD, that means you’re getting the console for $480.02 USD. Not bad, eh?
A cool deal, to be sure… but once again, here’s a cool Xbox initiative that Aussies don’t have access to. Would you rather this or Xbox Design Labs, gamers?
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