Halo: Reach free for Xbox Live Gold members
Microsoft has made Halo: Reach available for free for Xbox Live Gold members for the remainder of September.
The release of Destiny on both PlayStation and Xbox platforms has most likely created a new generation of fans of the game’s developer, Bungie. If you happen to own an Xbox 360, you can pick up Bungie’s last Halo title, Halo: Reach, for free starting today as long as you’re an Xbox Live Gold member.
Microsoft’s Games with Gold program has now made Halo: Reach available for free to all Gold members for the remainder of September. We’re sure many Xbox 360 owners have already played Halo: Reach quite a bit when it first released back in September 2010, but you just happen to be in the gaming minority who hasn’t played the title, you have until the end of the month to pick up your free digital copy of the game.
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Daniel Perez posted a new article, Halo: Reach free for Xbox Live Gold members.
Microsoft has made Halo: Reach available for free for Xbox Live Gold members for the remainder of September.-
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My understanding is that all 360 games obtained via this mechanism are yours, for free, forever, even if you drop Gold later.
But (and I could be wrong) this isn't true for the Xbox One. Once you drop the sub on that, you lose that access.
However, you can accrue for a system you don't have - I only have a 360, and I can add all the Xbox One games to my account, so when/if the day comes I get a One, I already have a built up library of games available to me.
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The Xbox 360 Games with Gold program lets you keep the games forever; they are owned by your account.
The XBone Games with Gold is similar to PS+ in that you can only play the games (retain the licenses) as long as your Xbox Live subscription is active.
Personally, I'll be glad to download Halo: Reach for free and not play it like the other 20 games I've downloaded "with Gold." I didn't play it when it came out and even though it is priced used at about $10, this is the only potential way for me to get caught up before I buy the Master Chief Collection and never play that either. -
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