Xbox Celebrates Japanese Games With Anime Month Sale

Once upon a time, Microsoft's platforms were known to be quite barren in terms of Japanese games. Nowadays, things have changed considerably.
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Once upon a time, Microsoft’s platforms were known to be quite barren in terms of Japanese games. Nowadays, things have changed considerably, and you can find plenty of anime-like goodness on Xbox.

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If you’re interested in some fine Japanese games and want to play them on the cheap, Microsoft Launched the Xbox Anime Month promotion, in which many anime or anime-inspired titles are heavily discounted until the end of January.

This means that you can purchase games like Valkyria Chronicles 4 Complete Edition for $14.99, Code Vein for $11.99, or Dragon Ball FighterZ Ultimate Edition for $16.49.

There are also plenty of discounts on the front of actual anime featuring Naruto, Inuyasha, Tiger & Bunny, and more. Do keep in mind that availability may vary by region, so what you see on your screen may be different from what I see.

You can find the full list here and check out a trailer below.

In the meanwhile, we’ll have to wait for Phil Spencer to be able to go back to Japan to see what he’ll bring home the next time around.


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