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Xbox Game Pass Ultimate members can claim 30 days of free access to Paramount+

Just in time for the live-action 'Halo' series.

A still from the Halo TV series, showing Master Chief wielding a Battle Rifle with an explosion behind him.
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Kris Holt
Kris Holt|@krisholt|March 18, 2022 2:48 PM

Nine years after it first emerged a live-action Halo TV series was in the works, the show is only a few days away from premiering on Paramount+. To celebrate its debut, Microsoft is giving Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscribers a free 30-day trial to the streaming service via Perks.

The offer will be available on March 23rd, the day before Halo arrives. There's a catch, though. Given that only one installment of the nine-episode season is scheduled to drop each week, you might need to subscribe to Paramount+ to watch the entire season (unless you activate the offer a bit later). Paramount+ costs $5 per month with ads or $10 per month to go commercial free and gain access to a feed from your local live CBS station.

Earlier this week, Paramount+ released the final trailer for the show, which has a separate plot from the games and is already renewed for a second season. Along with some story beats, the two-minute clip shows an Elite with an Energy Sword and several shots of Master Chief in action.

Xbox Game Pass Ultimate members can claim 30 days of free access to Paramount+