Weekend Console Download Deals for Aug. 14: Xbox Ultimate Game Sale

The PlayStation Summer Sale continues and now it's time for Xbox to join in with its Ultimate Game Sale.

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The summer is starting to wind down, so you might need to fill up your gaming library on the cheap while there's still time. If you're an Xbox owner, then you might want to check out the Ultimate Game Sale, which features many of today's top games on sale for cheap. And that includes first-party Xbox games. You might be asking, "There are first-party Xbox games?" And the answer would be yes, there are some pretty good ones, like Halo: The Master Chief Collection, Ori and the Will of the Wisps, and Gears 5.

Elsewhere, this is your last chance to take advantage of PlayStation's Summer Sale. Games like Final Fantasy 7 Remake, DOOM Eternal, and Tetris Effect are still going for lower than their normal price. It won't stay that way for long, so take advantage of this while you can!

Here's our selection of this weekend's console deals:

Xbox One

The following games are a part of Xbox One Games with Gold/Deals with Gold. An Xbox Live Gold Subscription is required to receive these discounts.

The following deals are available to all Xbox One users. Xbox Live Gold members may be eligible for additional discounts.

PlayStation 4

The following deals are available to all users. PlayStation Plus members may be eligible for additional discounts.

The following deals are available only to PlayStation Plus members.

Nintendo Switch

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