Posted Sep 04, 2008 at 10:09AM by Victor B. Listed in: News Tags: Microsoft, Don Mattrick
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Xbox 360 gets price cuts! - Image 1If you're still on the fence about buying a new-gen console, here's a bit of an incentive for you. Microsoft's officially announced a new set of price cuts for the Xbox 360, making it really light on the wallet.

Here are the prices for the different Xbox 360 SKUs:
  • Xbox 360 Arcade - US$ 199
  • Xbox 360 - US$ 299
  • Xbox 360 Elite - US$ 399
Says Microsoft's Don Mattrick of the price cut,

We are thrilled to be the first next-generation console on the market to reach US$ 199, a price that invites everyone to enjoy Xbox 360.... The majority of consumers make the decision to buy consoles once the price falls to this mark, making this an important milestone for consumers and the industry.


The price drops for the console SKUs begin on September 5, Friday, which means that you should check your local stores in the next few hours for the newly-priced console. Enjoy!



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   by ebola9717 - 2008-09-04
 » lol

It's funny how you can now buy a system that is 10 times better than the Wii for $50 less. Screw Nintendo.


   Re: teh not so 1337 g@m3r - 2008-09-04
 » lol

In terms of technology, 100% right ^_^
   by Fannfwa - 2008-09-04
 » And UltraRROD !


For a system with around 40% Fail Rate they should give it for free ! It may be more powerfull then the Wii but you will go through 2 unit before you find one that will work more then 6 months . So thats 2 X 200$ = 400$ the price of a PS3 Voila !


   Re: Xis - 2008-09-10
 » OWNED

Nuff sed
   by gamerz275 - 2008-09-04
 » true...

yes its true the 360 has a bad failure rate....

dont forget you won't have to buy two of them...

there's a 3 year warranty for the RRoD

its completely free to repair, including shipping.

and after the 3 years, its still doesnt cost as much as a new console to repair it...



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