US retailer Target has thrown open its doors to an unprecedented deal. For a limited time, Target is offering the coveted Xbox Series X at an unbelievable price of $349.99.
As first spotted by VGC, this incredible $150 off the console's MSRP is only available to Target Circle members, the retailer's free rewards program.
This one-day offer, available both online and in stores until 11:59 pm PST on December 13, offers an impressive discount off the console's standard retail price.
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Notably, this is not the first time such a massive price cut has hit the market. Walmart recently set a record by offering the Xbox Series X at the same price earlier this month, bundling it with or without Diablo 4.
Comparatively, Microsoft retails the console, with or without Blizzard's game, at a higher price point of $399.99. However, Target's move has brought forth a price competition that is highly advantageous for consumers eyeing this top-tier gaming console.
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Why Get the Xbox Series X?
Microsoft, which owns the Xbox gaming system, has recently inked the purchase of Activision Blizzard for a staggering $68.7 billion.
This historic deal has put Microsoft in the driver's seat, granting them control over gaming juggernauts like "Diablo," "World of Warcraft," and the hit"Call of Duty" series. This acquisition also encompasses many subsidiary studios such as Infinity Ward, Sledgehammer Games, and more.
Xbox Series X Exclusive Games
Moreover, Xbox loyalists have another reason to anticipate the future - a slew of exclusive games lined up for release.
Titles like Ark 2, Fable, State of Decay 3, Everwild, The Outer Worlds 2, Avowed, Elder Scrolls VI, Senua's Saga: Hellblade II, STALKER 2: Heart of Chornobyl, and Fallout 5 are on the horizon, promising immersive gaming experiences.
Meanwhile, Microsoft has hinted at a possible evolution in its Game Pass streaming service, contemplating an ad-supported model.
This potential offering might grant users access to Xbox Game Pass in exchange for viewing advertisements, adding a new dimension to gaming subscription services.
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VGC also reports that leaked documents have surfaced, providing a sneak peek into Microsoft's future gaming strategy.
Codenamed 'Brooklin,' a redesigned Xbox Series X is reportedly in the works for a November 2024 release at $499. The anticipated console ditches the standard Series X's disc drive in favor of a sleeker design, boasting 2TB of storage and an enhanced controller featuring new haptic feedback, modular thumbsticks, and a rechargeable, swappable battery.
But that is not all. Microsoft is gearing up for an Xbox Series S refresh in September 2024, featuring improved Wi-Fi support and a generous 1TB storage.
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