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Just make sure you say no when asked to convert a year of Gold to three months of Game Pass Ultimate when you add that to your account.

Since you can have up to three years of Gold on your account at one go, buying three years of Gold for £119.55 from ShopTo and paying the £1 upgrade fee is an absolute steal. However, Microsoft are also offering to upgrade however many months of Xbox Live Gold you have to Game Pass Ultimate for just £1. If you aren't subscribed to Game Pass Ultimate (regular Game Pass doesn't include streaming), the flat rate is £10.99/month ( currently £9.85 on ShopTo) or £29.99 for three months ( currently £24.85 on ShopTo).

The streaming is available through web browsers rather than an app, but don't worry that the URL says it's a US-based website, your UK Xbox account and Game Pass Ultimate subscription will work fine. Related: The best Xbox Series X and Series S games

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