Get ready to pay more for some Xbox games. Microsoft announced Thursday that it plans to raise the price of some new first-party games from $70 to $80 this holiday season, matching the cost of some new Nintendo Switch 2 games.

The Xbox Wireless Controller, which remains a staple for both console and PC gaming, now costs $65. The Xbox Elite Series 2 controller now starts at $150, up from $145. The official Xbox Wireless Headset will set you back $120, $10 more than before. Microsoft’s gaming hardware will see price hikes outside the U.S. as well.

Ubisoft’s Anno 1800, which just came to Xbox Game Pass on May 1, delivers this kind of omnipotent experience. A detail-oriented city sim set during a Victorian-esque industrial era, players colonize small islands full of resources and turn them into thriving little hubs of commerce.