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| Rakuten: | $249.99Jun 14, 2013 |
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Cheapest we've seen the Xbox 360 250GB Slim console by $30, and you save $70 off the next best (normal) price of $300. Sure, it's not the Xbox One, but at least you don't have to have an Internet connection to play on it!
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| Amazon: | $285.40May 29, 2013 |
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Missed out on the Newegg Xbox holiday bundle deal with Skyrim, Forza Motorsports 4 and a headset. You also get a free trial month of Hulu and Epix. This deal probably won't last long, as the Newegg one certainly didn't.
Another new 2012 Holiday Xbox 360 Console bundle from Microsoft. This one includes the Skyrim and Forza Motorsport 4 games. Right now it's $50 off the $300 list price which ties the price of a 250GB Console without bonus games.
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Today Best Buy dropped their price on this Xbox 360 Spring Value Bundle to $250. Besides the 250GB console, you get 2 games, 1 month xbox live gold card and headset discounted from $300 to $250. Lowest price ever by $15, elsewhere $300.
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| CowBoom: | $89.99 w/ Coupon expiredJun 14 |
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How cheap does an Xbox 360 run these days? After coupon today at CowBoom they have pre-owned units down to $90 with free shipping. Lowest price we've seen by $15.
Right now you can grab a pre-owned Xbox 360 4GB Console for only $100 plus $5 shipping at Cowboom, today only. These days refurbished Xbox 360 consoles go for about $170 and new ones around $200.
Same low price on this Xbox 360 4GB Slim Console as it was 5 days ago, but today, Best Buy added a $20 Gift Card. Free ship, too! This deal is good until 1/26. Next best deal is $200 from Microsoft.
It was on sale at Target last black Friday for $129. I kick myself every day for not buying a couple then.
NewEgg has the first price drop we've seen on the 4GB Xbox 360 Slim Console in 2012. Twenty bucks off the usual $200 price tag.
Soon to become an overpriced Netflix, Comcast, and HBO machine... the lowest priced Xbox 360 4GB slim console has been $179 at Microsoft store since about 9 days ago. This is probably one of the better prices on the machine since last year's Black Friday.
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Today the Microsoft Store dropped their price on this Xbox 360 with Kinect bundle to $200. Ties the Black Friday price. Elsewhere $250.
If you're looking for Xbox Live Subscription Deals, check out our deal page on it where we update prices on 3-month, 12-month, and point deals on a regular basis.
For a gaming system that came out at the end of 2005, the Xbox 360 has enjoyed a great deal of longevity. Since its debut, the Xbox has seen seven forms. The currently persisting options are the Xbox 360 4GB and 250GB slimline edition with a more svelte form factor than the initial design.
Given its popular, the Xbox 360 has plenty of optional accessories to go with it, including custom faceplates, dance mats for particular game titles, webcams, and headsets for chatting or smack-talking to pre-pubescent twerps on Xbox Live, the Xbox-exclusive online gaming service.
Xbox Live doesn't just enable in-game communication and cooperation, though. You can buy download content for the console, including demos, Live Arcade games, and more. As of October 16, 2012, users can also download videos for rental and purchase music (or stream it for free). It's also necessary to create an account if you want to use the more media-oriented content consumption options available on the console, including Netflix.
Perhaps the biggest add-on to the 360 is the Kinect. Similar to the Nintendo Wii's concept of motion-based gaming, the Kinect takes things a step further and gives you a controller-free gaming experience by letting you interact with your console with gestures and speech. Many games - particularly fitness / dance-related titles - are designed with the Kinect in mind or require the Kinect to function properly.
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