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BioShock Infinite, Tomb Raider, Hitman discounted in Xbox Marketplace sale

UPDATE: Friday's deals added.

UPDATE #3: It's Friday, which means a final day of deals in Microsoft's Ultimate Game sale.

Tomb Raider and XCOM: Enemy Unknown are both £14.99 today, while Metal Gear Rising and Gears of War Judgment are £24.99.

Hitman: Absolution is just £8.99, meanwhile.

And finally, BioShock Infinite is supposedly on sale, but is priced £34.99 (yes, that's apparently a sale price).

UPDATE #2: Thursday's deals include marvellous RPG The Witcher 2 for just £8.99.

Left 4 Dead 2 is £8.99, while Forza Horizon is £11.99 and Crysis 3 is £14.99. You can also get Valve's glorious Orange Box of delights for £4.49.

UPDATE: Wednesday's deals include Lego Lord of the Rings (probably the best LOTR game ever made) for £11.99 and Lego Batman 2 for £8.99.

There's also savings to be had on various board game and sports titles, such as Kinect Sports Season 2 (£8.99) and Rockstar Table Tennis (£2.69). The full list of new offers lies below.

ORIGINAL STORY: Microsoft has launched a week-long Games on Demand sale via the Xbox Marketplace. Today you can get Borderlands 2, Assassin's Creed 3 and Max Payne 3 for just £8.99 each.

Far Cry 3 is also £8.99. It's a bit more generous than Microsoft's offer of free four-year-old XBLA game Defense Grid: The Awakening, anyway.

Goodnight sweet prince.

There's a range of offers which last all week, too. You can snag the original Crysis for £4.49, or go trundling in the Mako in the original Mass Effect for the same price.

People Can Fly's shooter romp Bulletstorm is also £4.49, which Eurogamer gave a 9/10 to (it is numerically better than Halo).

Ponder over the full list of offers below. We'll keep this article updated with the latest deals as they go live.

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