Xbox Live Gold members get 'Metro' and Disney titles this week

This week's game deals are up for members of the Xbox Live Gold to enjoy. The best of "Metro" and Disney are now fired up and with only a bite of shell out needed.

For Xbox One users, "Metro 2033 Redux" is now up for grabs for only $16.74. The same goes for "Metro Last Light Redux". There is about a $10 discount that goes with this promotion, as these games are usually priced at $25. Both the remastered titles are also tied up in a "Metro Redux" Bundle, which gamers can get for $33.16. Versions for the Xbox 360 are also available. "Metro 2033 Redux" is on sale for only $5 while "Metro Last Light" is just for $10. There is a $15 and $20 for these deals, respectively.

Meanwhile, there is still a long list of good buys waiting for Xbox 360 players. There is not a single discount offer that is lower than 50 percent of the price tags for the featured Xbox 360 titles. Disney's "Toy Story 3", "Cars 2: The Video Game" can be purchased for $10. "Tron: Evolution" and "DuckTales: Remastered" are sold for $7.50 only. From $35, Xbox Live Gold holders can get "Saints Row IV" for only $10.50. The "Risen" franchise developed by Piranha Bytes is one to check out too. The regular $20 price for "Risen" and "Risen 2: Dark Waters" was slashed to $5. "Risen 3: Titan Lords", on the other hand, costs only $33.50 this week. It is regularly priced at $50.

"Pac-Man" lovers unite. This is the week the goodies are at full swing. "Pac-Man and the Ghostly Adventures" "Pac-Man CE DX+" are $5 each. "Pac-Man Museum" is at $6.59. "LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean" gets a 50 percent discount too and is now available for $10 instead of $20.

Among the lowest priced games are "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire"— the game's show spinoff is now priced at $3.30— and "Dead Island: Riptide", which costs only requires a $4 shell out.

These deals run from Dec. to Dec .8.

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