Two new Xbox 360 holiday bundles for $250
Packs include Skyrim, Forza and 250GB console or Kinect sensor and Adventures
Mircrosoft isn't lettingNintendo have all the holiday discount shopping fun: IGN reports the tech giant today announced two $250 holiday bundles, featuring games and accessories aimed at core gamers as well as families.
The core-gamer centric bundle packs in a 250GB Xbox 360, download codes for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim and Forza Motorsport 4, a headset, and a wireless controller. The family-friendly bundle includes a 4GB Xbox 360, a Kinect sensor, a wireless controller, Kinect Adventures, and Kinect Disneyland Adventures. Both packs also include a month of Xbox Live, Netflix, Hulu Plus, and Epix Movies.
Sony got in on the holiday hijinks early with its new super-slim PlayStation 3 model and reduced price, though interested parties shouldn't hold their breath for a PS Vita price cut this year.
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