September 6, 2026 - 10:36

Microsoft's older console might be long out of production, but its library still holds up. Right now, a batch of eight classic Xbox 360 titles has dropped to near pocket-change prices. If you still have a working system or a backward-compatible Xbox One or Series X, this is a good time to grab some heavy hitters. The lineup includes fan favorites like Tomb Raider: Legend and Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, both of which run well on modern hardware through the backward compatibility program. Also in the mix are Red Dead Redemption, Fallout: New Vegas, and BioShock Infinite, each offering dozens of hours of single-player content. The prices hover around five to ten dollars, which is a steal for games that originally cost sixty.
What makes this deal worth a look is the variety. You get a mix of open-world action, horror, and puzzle platforming. Gears of War 3 and Forza Horizon are also included, so there is something for racing and shooter fans too. The discounts seem to be part of a broader sale on older digital titles, not a physical store clearance. That means you can download them straight to your hard drive without hunting for discs.
If you missed these games the first time around, now is a solid chance to catch up. Just check your console's store page before the sale ends, because these prices won't stick around forever. For a few bucks, you can build a small backlog of genuinely great games that still hold up today.
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