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Gaming has changed so much over the years. What once required a dedicated setup can now be done from phones and TVs.

Earlier this year Amazon announced Xbox gaming on the Fire TV Stick, so you can play your favorite Xbox games without needing to pay out for a console. You do need to make some purchases, namely a Fire TV Stick, wireless controller with Bluetooth connectivity, and of course, a game pass.

SEE ALSO: Need a new gaming keyboard? Save over $100 on this powerful model from Logitech.

But you're in luck, because as of Oct. 15, Amazon is offering a great bundle deal including all three items for a reduced price of $79.99. In the bundle, you will receive an Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Max, Special Edition Core Wireless Controller, and a one-month Game Pass Ultimate. You can get the controller in the colors Sky Cipher, Astral Purple, and Deep Pink as part of this deal.

The Fire TV Stick 4K Max is one of the newest of the Fire Stick range and benefits from 16GB of storage — double that of the Fire TV Stick 4K. This is ideal for both streaming and gaming, giving you ample storage for apps, games, and downloads.

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