Catherine, Mirror’s Edge, Crimson Dragon Discounted On Xbox Live

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A number of interesting games are available at a discount on Xbox Live this week. One of them is Crimson Dragon for the Xbox One, which just received a free multiplayer update. This can be had for 20-25% off, depending on what territory you’re in. (In North America, that’s $14.99.)

 

On Xbox 360, both Dead Space and Crysis can be bought for 50% off, while Mirror’s Edge can be purchased for 67% off.

 

On the Japanese games front, Catherine can be picked up for 67% off, while Phantom Breaker: Battle Grounds is available at 50% off. You can find more deals here on Major Nelson’s blog.

 

All discounts are valid until February 3rd, 2014.


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