wraggster
October 27th, 2014, 20:51
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The price of the Xbox One will drop by $50 for a limited time in the United States starting November 2, Microsoft announced. The stand-alone system will cost $350 until January 3, 2015 at participating retailers, which will include Amazon (http://www.amazon.co.uk/), Best Buy, GameStop (http://gamestop.com/), Microsoft's stores, Target, Toys R Us (http://www.toysrus.com/) and Walmart.
The holiday savings applies to all versions of the console, so those in the market for one of Microsoft's Xbox One bundles will also save $50 during the two-month period. That includes the Assassin's Creed Unitybundle, available before Unitylaunches over a week later, will cost $350 for the standard version that also includes Assassin's Creed 4: Black Flag and $450 for the version with both games and Kinect. The temporary price cut follows a much more permanent one the UK received in September.
The price of the Xbox One will drop by $50 for a limited time in the United States starting November 2, Microsoft announced. The stand-alone system will cost $350 until January 3, 2015 at participating retailers, which will include Amazon (http://www.amazon.co.uk/), Best Buy, GameStop (http://gamestop.com/), Microsoft's stores, Target, Toys R Us (http://www.toysrus.com/) and Walmart.
The holiday savings applies to all versions of the console, so those in the market for one of Microsoft's Xbox One bundles will also save $50 during the two-month period. That includes the Assassin's Creed Unitybundle, available before Unitylaunches over a week later, will cost $350 for the standard version that also includes Assassin's Creed 4: Black Flag and $450 for the version with both games and Kinect. The temporary price cut follows a much more permanent one the UK received in September.