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Xbox One drops to $349 on November 2nd; bundles too

Xbox-One-349Xbox-One-349Microsoft really, really wants you to buy an Xbox One this Holiday season. This morning, they announced a temporary $50 price drop of sorts on nearly all the upcoming SKUs including the Sunset Overdrive bundle, Assassin’s Creed Unity bundle and the Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare bundle.

In other words you can get an Xbox One console, plus either Sunset Overdrive or Assassin’s Creed Unity for $349.99, down from $399.  Those who want the 1TB custom Xbox One and controller along with Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare can score it for $449.99 down from $499.

That’s some pretty crazy pricing right there, and it’ll start on November 2nd and run through January 3, 2015.  So yeah, it’s really not that temporary…

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Read on for the details from Xbox Wire.

The Season of Xbox will begin on November 2, when Xbox One will be available for a special, limited-time promotional offer of $349 in the U.S. Special promotional pricing of $50 off the console of your choice applies to any Xbox One console, including special edition bundles, offering some of the year?s most anticipated games ? Assassin?s Creed: Unity, Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare, and Sunset Overdrive.

 

This holiday, fans have more options to choose from with several exclusive bundles available at $50 off including:

  • Available on Nov. 2 in the U.S., the Xbox One Assassin?s Creed Bundle for $349 ERP and Xbox OneAssassin?s Creed Bundle with Kinect for $449 ERP features Assassin?s Creed: Unity as well as Assassin?s Creed IV: Black Flag on Xbox One. The Xbox One Assassin?s Creed Bundle with Kinect also includes Dance Central Spotlight.
  • The Xbox One Special Edition Sunset Overdrive Bundle, available in limited quantities now, features a sleek white console and wireless controller, a digital copy of Sunset Overdrive, and special Day One edition in-game items ? available for $349 ERP.
  • The Xbox One Limited Edition Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare Bundle for $449 ERP available starting Nov. 3, features a 1TB hard drive, custom console, custom controller and Limited Edition exoskeleton, plus a digital copy of the Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare Day Zero Edition.

This special promotion will be available nationwide at most major national retailers in the U.S., including Amazon, Best Buy, GameStop, Microsoft Stores, Target, Toys ?R Us, and Walmart.

Fans will have a broad portfolio of amazing games on Xbox One this holiday. Only on Xbox One can you play exclusive games like Halo: The Master Chief Collection, Sunset Overdrive and Forza Horizon 2, plus the newest blockbusters such as Assassin?s Creed: Unity, Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare, Destiny, Dragon Age: Inquisition, FIFA 15, Madden NFL 15, Grand Theft Auto V, Minecraft and dozens more this holiday.

Offer valid November 2, 2014 through January 3, 2015 at participating retailers. Regional availability and timing outside the U.S. will vary.

Paul Bryant

Staff Writer

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