Lords of the Fallen Pulled From Xbox Sale, Dev Not Sure Why - News
by William D'Angelo , posted on 18 February 2015 / 5,137 Views
Lords of the Fallen was originally supposed to be part of the Xbox Live Ultimate Game sale. The game went on sale for £7.50, but a few hours later the price of the game was increased back up to £50.
Developer Deck 13 has tweeted that the game was supposed to be apart of the Xbox Live Ultimate Game Sale. They have no information as to why the game was pulled from the sale. However, Microsoft has said the game is not part of the sale.
"Lords of the Fallen on Xbox One is not part of the Ultimate Game Sale Feb. 17 – 23," a Microsoft representative told Videogamer.
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MS crap again.... if dev state it on sale MS let it be on sale jesus christ
MS has no business messing with games that they don't own.
Umm, yes they do since xbox live is their playing ground ...
Except - it's their store. They can do what they want.
Are you retarded? That's like you owning a supermarket located in my mall and I removed some of products without telling you.
That's not even a comparable situation ...
Probably got moved to a different sale. For about $10 I'd get it.
I was one of the lucky ones to get it for $9 before it was pulled. Great game btw.
I bet they treat them like that because its a german game, MS is an american company
Well it's not like anybody is going to buy that game a 50 bucks, so why not just let it stay on sale?
Oh the conspiracy. . .
