With the global launch of a highly anticipated Xbox One exclusive just around the corner, Microsoft today announced the launch of the Sea of Thieves Xbox One S bundle. Microsoft is going to release this bundle in the coming month which will provide gamers with a good deal if they’re in the market for a new Xbox One S and wouldn’t mind getting this game along with the console.
The Sea of Thieves Xbox One S bundle will be available starting March 20th, 2018 for $299.99. The company is going to sell the bundle through Microsoft Store retail locations and online aside from its retail partners worldwide. The bundle is now available for pre-order.
It includes an Xbox One S with 1TB hardware, a controller, and a full-game download of Sea of Thieves. This will enable customers to dive into the game’s shared-world on release date with the Xbox One S. Customers will also receive a one month Xbox Live Gold subscription as well as a one month Xbox Game Pass trial.
Xbox Game Pass is Microsoft’s Netflix-style subscription service that provides subscribers with access to a library of more than 100 Xbox One games that they can download and play as long as they’re paying for the service. Microsoft has also confirmed that Sea of Thieves will be available via Xbox Game Pass starting next month.
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