This week's games and add-on deals on the Xbox Games Store has been released.
The discounts are valid until April 4, 2016, Microsoft's Larry Hryb announced on his Major Nelson blog. The latest lineup of weekly deals for Live Gold members include "WWE 2K16" and "Evolve," among other titles.
Xbox One currently offers "WWE 2K16" for $40 whether or not you're a Gold member. "Evolve," on the other hand, can now be purchased for $13 but it requires your subscription to Gold. Gold members can also get their hands on the "Evolve Ultimate Edition" for $24.
The Xbox 360, meanwhile, offers "WWE 2K16" for $30 to all Xbox Live members. Gold members can get "Transformers: War for Cybertron" for $10.
Check out the full lineup below.
Xbox One:
- "Beatbuddy: Tale of the Guardians" -- $6.69
- "Dead or Alive 5 Last Round - Core Fighters - Female Fighters Set"* -- $22.49
- "Dead or Alive 5 Last Round - Hot Summer Set + Female Fighters Set"* -- $33.89
- "Dead or Alive 5 Last Round - Hot Summer Set"* -- $13.29
- "Evolve" -- $13.20
- "Evolve Digital Deluxe" -- $16.50
- "Evolve Hunting Season 1" -- $6
- "Evolve Hunting Season 2" -- $10
- "Evolve Ultimate Edition" -- $24
- "Roblox - 1700 Robux" -- $18
- "So Many Me" -- $10
- "So Many Me - Mystery of the Skulls" -- $2
- "WWE 2K16"* -- $40.19
- "WWE 2K16 Digital Deluxe"* -- $49.49
- "WWE 2K16 Season Pass"* -- $20
Xbox 360:
- "Cabela's African Adventure" -- $10
- "Contrast" -- $3.74
- "Dead or Alive 5 Last Round - Hot Summer Costume Set"* -- $13.29
- "Mars: War Logs" -- $2.49
- "Realms of Ancient War" -- $2.49
- "Transformers: War for Cybertron" -- $10
- "WWE 2K16"* -- $30
- "WWE 2K16 Season Pass"* -- $20
*This denotes offers that are available for all Xbox Live members.
New Titles Added to Xbox One Backwards Compatibility Program
This week, three new Xbox 360 games were added to the Xbox One backwards compatibility program. The recent additions to the lineup are "SoulCalibur II," "The King of Fighters '98," and "Halo Wars."
Microsoft has added new games to the program twice during the last two weeks. These are "Assassin's Creed," "Dark Void," "Dark Souls," and "Tekken Tag Tournament 2," GameSpot reported. The tech giant said that there is no certain schedule for the titles' release, and games will be added to the lineup as soon as they are ready.
You can check out the 140-plus titles included in the Xbox One backwards compatibility lineup here.
Microsoft cited licensing agreements as one of the issues why some Xbox 360 titles are not in the program yet. Also, Xbox 360 Kinect titles will not head to the Xbox One backwards compatibility lineup because the two platforms have different Kinect cameras, a separate report from GameSpot noted.
