14 Classic Xbox 360 Games Are On Sale For Dirt Cheap Right Now - Kotaku

What the report says
Kotaku reported that a batch of classic Xbox 360-era games is currently discounted on the Xbox digital store, with several titles available for only a few dollars. The article, published July 20 by Ethan Gach, says the deals are listed through July 30 and are playable on Xbox One and Xbox Series X/S through Microsoft’s backward compatibility support.
The highlighted discounts include major third-party releases such as The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings for $3, Deus Ex: Human Revolution for $2.50, Dragon Age: Origins for $3.75, Lost Odyssey for $6.25, Blue Dragon for $5 and Mass Effect for $5. Kotaku also noted discounts on Resident Evil Code: Veronica X, Street Fighter IV, Shadow Complex, Super Meat Boy, Limbo, Castle Crashers Remastered, Braid, ’Splosion Man and Trials HD.
The sale may be useful for Xbox players looking to build a low-cost digital library of older games, especially because many Xbox 360 titles remain available on newer consoles via backward compatibility. Kotaku added a few caveats: Ultra Street Fighter IV is also discounted, Resident Evil Code: Veronica X is a remaster of an earlier Dreamcast/PS2-era title, and Mass Effect’s Legendary Edition is also on sale for those who prefer the remastered trilogy.
Beyond the reported prices, the sale reflects the continuing value of the Xbox 360 catalog, particularly for players who missed those releases when they first launched or want to revisit them without original hardware.
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