So All Access subscribers save a lot of money upfront and a little money in the long run over players who buy their console and Game Pass separately. But in addition to not having to spend hundreds of dollars in one lump sum, All Access subscribers can actually come out ahead at the end of two years. Game Pass Ultimate usually costs $14.99/month, so your All Access monthly payments end up a bit higher to make up for that "free" upfront hardware. In exchange for that commitment, you get the relevant hardware upfront, to keep, as well as a two-year subscription to Xbox Game Pass Ultimate. With Xbox All Access, you make a two-year commitment to pay $24.99/month (for the Xbox Series S) or $34.99/month (for the Xbox Series X). But we're using this high-profile occasion to remind you of a little-known fact about Xbox All Access: it can save new console buyers money in the long run, as well as upfront.įirst, let's run the numbers. With Game Pass Ultimate, you can download games directly to your Xbox One or PC to play 24 hours a day, on or offline.Further Reading “Xbox All Access” offers free hardware up front with two-year subscription We've seen "no money down" Xbox hardware plans like this before-a similar All Access program has been available for the Xbox One line since 2018.Over 100 games are now available for PC, with more being added soon!.Xbox Game Pass is like Netflix for games! New games are added every month, including brand new titles the day they release.With Xbox Live Gold, you'll enjoy lightning-fast online multiplayer gaming thanks to hundreds of thousands of dedicated servers offering low lag and reduced cheating.Xbox Game Pass Ultimate is included Xbox Live Gold and Xbox Game Pass feature.But xCloud and EA (PC) work only on the account with an active subscription**** The new account will share the subscription to your other accounts on the console. **** You can still use your own account by setting up Home Xbox and Family Sharing. ****This item is a private brand-new account with 24-month Xbox Game Pass Ultimate Subscriptions.
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