
Xbox Game Pass Price Dropped in Chile, Hong Kong, and Israel - News
by William D'Angelo , posted on 02 October 2021 / 1,986 ViewsMicrosoft announced it is dropping the price of Xbox Game Pass and Xbox Live Gold in Chile, Hong Kong, and Israel. The price has been dropped due to local currency and consumer spending power.
In Chile, the price of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate is dropping from 11,990 Chilean pesos ($14.99) to 7,990 Chilean pesos ($9.99).
The price of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate in Hong Kong is dropping from 119 Hong Kong dollars ($15.29) to 79 Hong Kong dollars ($10.15).
In Israel, the price of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate is being cut from 55 shekels ($17.13) to 40 shekels ($12.46).
The price of Xbox Live Gold, Xbox Game Pass for Console, and Xbox Game Pass for PC are all seeing similar reductions in price in Chile, Hong Kong, and Israel.
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Very good. Greetings from Chile
Thanks good sir.
The cheapest official avenue is renewing it for free with Microsoft Rewards. ;) But yes, if you don't want to do any stupid human tricks and would rather just pay money instead, you're probably correct.
Those are super low prices for Ultimate. Strange. Maybe subscriber numbers are lower than they were hoping in those regions....
Exchange rates, no. The article already shows the conversions to USD. The prices are well below what they are in the US when converted. Purchasing power, maybe. But, Hong Kong is "rich", so I don't know about that either.
I tend to agree with you that local conditions, such as annual incomes and the cost of competing services, predominantly affected this. Perhaps currency exchange may have played a small role, in that it may have affected how low Microsoft was willing to go in adjusting for local incomes.