If you have used this before, it will instead cost you $14.99/£10.99 to upgrade. If you've never used the upgrade feature before, this will cost $1/£1 (total cost coming to $121/£101). Head to the Xbox Live Gold upgrade page and proceed to convert the time you've paid for directly into Game Pass Ultimate. Once you've redeemed these codes and stacked your Xbox Live Gold membership up to your liking, you can then convert this time to Xbox Game Pass Ultimate at a 1:1 ratio. So, to keep things safe for those who currently have a Gold membership, I recommend sticking to just 2-years' worth (costing $120/£100).

The maximum amount of stacking for Gold subscriptions is 36-months (costing $180), any more than that will be lost. I Recommend Stacking 2-Years of Xbox Live Gold You can easily buy 12-month Xbox Live Gold codes from Amazon or other retailers, costing $60/£50 depending on your region. Next, you need to invest in up to 3-years worth of Xbox Live Gold. Once you're confident, proceed to the next step. Don't worry if you have, this trick will still work just fine, you'll just be paying $135 for 2-years rather than $121.įirst up, your Game Pass subscription must not currently be active - I repeat, you must not have an active Game Pass for this to work. There are a couple of ways to do this, depending on whether you've used the $1/£1 Game Pass sign up promo before.

2-Years of Game Pass Ultimate for $135 (Save $224) So, here's how you can get 2-years of Xbox Game Pass for just $135/ £111. This isn't a new deal of any kind, but a great trick that plenty more Xbox users can take advantage of. If you are currently subscribed, my best suggestion is to turn off auto-renewal, wait out your subscription until it ends, and then come back to do this trick to save yourself some cash. If you're currently not a Game Pass Ultimate subscriber, then this deal is specifically for you.

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