As long as you’re comfortable playing on the cloud, this seems like too good a deal to pass up
Microsoft just announced that it’s bringing its worsening subscription service Game Pass, which gives access to a revolving catalog of first-and-third party titles for a monthly fee, to Amazon’s Fire Sticks in a continued bid to expand outside of the Xbox ecosystem. Now, thanks to a wild deal on a Fire Stick bundle, Microsoft and Amazon are striking while the iron’s hot.
Fire Sticks, as well as similar devices like Roku, are quickly becoming the norm in households, especially as smart TVs seem to be depreciating more and more quickly these days. My own set is a shell of its former self after some years, and it’s probably only a matter of time before it stops being supported altogether. A Fire Stick is a great and cost-effective way to keep on top of things without having to worry about dwindling support for your device or built-in redundancies.
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