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A comprehensive August 25, 2026 sale roundup lists hundreds of discounted Xbox and Windows bundles and titles, with varying discounts (often steep) across genres—from action and racing to strategy and RPGs—featuring major franchises like Halo, Resident Evil, Dragon Ball, Star Wars, Forza, Ace Combat, and Age of Empires, among many others.
ESPN is raising prices for its Select and Unlimited streaming plans, with Select going to $13.99/month and Unlimited to $31.99/month (annuals also increasing). Disney Plus bundles that include ESPN Select are getting more expensive, while bundles with ESPN Unlimited arent affected. The changes take effect September 17 and represent ESPN0s first standalone price hike since the service launched.
ESPN is raising prices for ESPN Select and ESPN Unlimited, effective September 17, and related Disney+/Hulu bundles follow suit. ESPN Select goes to $14/month (from $13) or $140/year (from $130); ESPN Unlimited rises to $32/month (from $30) or $320/year (from $300). Bundles tying Disney+ and Hulu (with ads) increase to $22/month (from $20), while ad-free bundles rise to $33/month (from $30). The legacy ad-free Disney+/Hulu/ESPN Select bundle goes from $25 to $28/month. ESPN Unlimited bundles are not affected. This is the first price update since ESPN revamped its streaming strategy.
ESPN is increasing the price of ESPN Unlimited from $29.99 to $31.99 per month starting Sept. 17, with the annual plan rising to $319.99. ESPN Select also climbs to $13.99/month (annual up $10). Subscribers on the Disney+/Hulu bundle will keep paying $36/month, and most ESPN Unlimited users are on that bundle. It’s unclear how the change will affect other bundles like Fox One or NFL+ Premium, but the move aligns with broader streaming price hikes.
Microsoft has kicked off a new Xbox sale featuring deep discounts on a wide range of games, bundles, and DLC across multiple regions. The post notes regional pricing, the ability to filter by region and platform, and an info column indicating unobtainable achievements. For more detailed breakdowns, fans can visit TrueAchievements’ Xbox Sales page to tailor price alerts and compare regional offers.
The PlayStation Store has launched the Ready, Set, Play! sale, offering more than 4,000 discounted items across PS4 and PS5, including games, add-ons, and bundles. Prices span indie to AAA, with many titles marked down by 50–85%, delivering broad savings across the catalog.
Microsoft’s Xbox store is running a Buy 1, Get 2 Free sale featuring 100 base Xbox games. Players can create bundles of three titles and pay only for the most expensive one, with the other two being free. The deal is available on Xbox consoles (via the Deals tab) but not on the Microsoft Store website, and the listing is shown at full price. Notable titles include Little Nightmares entries, Remnant: From the Ashes, Wreckfest, and Blasphemous 2. The sale runs until Thursday, August 20, and users are encouraged to research bundles to maximize value.
Two new Xbox sales go live with discounts on more than 400 games and DLC, featuring bundles and price drops across titles such as Killing Floor 2, Car Mechanic Simulator, Pinball FX, Enlisted, War Thunder, Chivalry 2, and many others, including season passes and remastered DLCs with discounts up to 90% in places.
TrueAchievements’ weekly Xbox sales roundup catalogs discounts on Xbox games, bundles, DLCs, and Windows/Xbox titles with region-specific pricing. Highlights include substantial cuts on titles like Dragon Ball FighterZ, Ace Combat 7, Tekken 7, Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 4, and more, with a note that prices vary by region and readers can use the Xbox Sales Hub to filter, track price alerts, and view the full list.
Xbox sale round-up: new discounts are live across Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and Windows, covering games, bundles, and DLC. The TrueAchievements piece highlights a wide slate of deals including BioShock Remastered, BioShock Infinite: The Complete Edition, Capybara Goes to Space, For Honor editions, Risk of Rain 2 bundles, and more, with region-specific prices and an info column noting unobtainable achievements. Readers are directed to the Xbox Sales hub to filter by region and set price alerts.
Sony’s PlayStation Store kicks off a massive Summer Sale with more than 6,000 discounted items for PS4/PS5, featuring deep cuts (often 70–90%) on AAA games, indies, bundles, and DLC, making it the biggest sale event yet across the platform.
Microsoft’s Xbox Ultimate Game Sale 2026 offers a massive lineup of discounted bundles across genres, listing included games and current sale prices with discounts reaching up to 90%. The catalog covers action, RPGs, racing, strategy, remasters, and DLC packs, featuring titles from DMC5 to Borderlands, COD, Elden Ring, Forza, and more.
Microsoft's latest Xbox sale is live with substantial discounts on a wide range of games, bundles, and DLCs for Xbox Series X|S and Windows. Prices vary by region (US/UK/Europe/Australia/Canada) and can be viewed using region flags, with an added 'info' column indicating unobtainable achievements. For a full breakdown, see TrueAchievements' Xbox Sales page.
Xbox sales are live with deep discounts on a wide range of games, DLCs, and bundles across Series X|S, Xbox One, and Windows. The roundup lists dozens of discounted titles with sale prices and regional pricing notes, and directs readers to the Xbox Sales Hub to filter by region and set price alerts for their favorites.
Meta's Horizon Store Peak Summer Sale runs through July 5, offering deep discounts on hundreds of Quest games, apps, and DLC, plus themed bundles like The Walking Dead and Stealth Masters; notable deals include Synth Riders, Moss, The Climb 2, Vader Immortal, and more.