Xbox Game Pass Ultimate gains Summer Mode perks, including free Postmates Unlimited
Making Xbox Game Pass the Ultimate value.
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What you need to know
If you’re anXbox Game Pass Ultimatesubscriber, you’ll definitely want to pay attention to Summer Mode, an eight week event that rewards existing members and enticing new subscribers with a variety of perks and prizes. The event starts today, and will continue to grow and be added to over time, so subscribers will always have something new to look forward to around every corner.
Some of the biggest perks include:
Summer Mode isn’t done with just that, as new quests and rewards will be added as the event goes on. Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscribers don’t need to do anything to benefit, other than keep an eye on your Xbox Dashboard and the Xbox Game Pass mobile app. New subscribers can still get started with Xbox Game Pass Ultimate for as little as $1. You can find more information on theXbox website.
All your gaming needs, in one subscription.
Is the Xbox Game Pass Ultimate the best value in all of gaming? It’s possible. Ultimate bundles your Xbox Live Gold subscription with an Xbox Game Pass subscription for both Xbox consoles and Windows PC’s. That means access to hundreds of games, with more added all the time, for a single monthly subscription cost.
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