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Official: Xbox Game Pass and Xbox Live Gold will go up in price in Latin America

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The two Microsoft subscriptions will be more expensive starting in October in the Latin American market; including large countries like Mexico and Brazil.

Microsoft announced this Wednesday that it will raise the price of subscriptions to Xbox Live Gold and Xbox Game Pass in many regions of Latin America; including Mexico, Argentina and Brazil. The North American company, as reported by the Brazilian media Tecnoblog and the Mexican LevelUp, has notified users of this increase in the monthly fee of both memberships through an email.

Xbox Live Gold and Xbox Game Pass price increase will be on October 20

“We are continually re-evaluating our business, several years have passed since we adjusted the prices of our services in Latin America,” they begin by saying. They assure, in their words, that this type of upward readjustment responds to the security of the correct price of their products and services, “including a reflection of the changes that occur in market conditions.”

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Message received by Latin American users by Microsoft | Source: LevelUp

However, Xbox Game Pass Ultimate (which includes Xbox Live Gold), Xbox Game Pass for console and Xbox Live GOLD will go up in price in a few weeks. Xbox Game Pass will go from $ 139 MXN to $ 149 MXN. In turn, the monthly subscription for Xbox Live Gold will go from $ 149 MXN to $ 169 MXN; while the annual option will leave the $ 999 MXN to $ 1159 MXN.

The application of the new rates will come into effect on October 20, so that all new payment orders made after that date will be governed by those prices. Those who have a subscription whose end date is after October 20 will not be affected by having that membership already paid.

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In addition, the twelve-month subscription to Xbox Live GOLD is back, it does not disappear, thus eliminating speculation about the possible disappearance of this service; at least for now.

Microsoft has not reported any type of subscription price change for its services in Europe or North America at this time.

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