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Xbox First Party Games Are Almost 25% Cheaper Than PlayStation's
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If you head over to the Xbox Games Store right now, you'll notice that Halo Infinite's campaign listing is up. Something you might easily miss is that it's priced at £54.99, almost 25% cheaper than PlayStation's first party party games, which are priced at £70 for next-gen consoles.
It's not just Halo Infinite though, as spotted by Eurogamer, the recently launched Forza Horizon 5 is also similarly priced, suggesting that Microsoft's games will overall be cheaper than Sonys. The two giants
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Halo Infinite Players Want to Boycott Purchases From In-Game Store
In response to the high prices in Halo Infinite's item shop, some fans plan to boycott all purchases of cosmetic marketplace items in the game's multiplayer. The newest installment in the sci-fi shooter series has experienced multiple delays and a reportedly rocky development. However, Halo Infinite's multiplayer recently launched for free, with Master Chief's single-player story campaign coming on December 8.
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