Microsoft is increasing prices for its Xbox Series S and X consoles, Xbox controllers, and select first-party games, significantly impacting players globally. The Xbox Series S will rise by $80 to $379.99, while the Series X will increase by $100 to $599.99. Moreover, game prices are set to increase from $69.99 to $79.99. However, Xbox Game Pass subscription prices will remain stable. This move aligns Xbox's new game pricing with the competitive landscape, reflecting similar price hikes by other companies like Sony in the market.
Microsoft is raising prices for its Xbox consoles, controllers, and some first-party games this holiday season, with no increase in Xbox Game Pass subscriptions.
The Xbox Series S and X models will see significant price hikes, with the Series S going from $299.99 to $379.99 and the Series X now priced at $599.99.
Despite raising game prices to $79.99, Microsoft has decided to keep Xbox Game Pass subscriptions unchanged, suggesting a focus on maintaining subscriber benefits amid the price increases.
This pricing adjustment aligns Xbox's new games with Nintendo's pricing strategy for Switch 2 launch titles, indicating a competitive market approach.
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