People looking to upgrade their gaming gear, rejoice: the Xbox Series X — which you’ll recognize as “Microsoft’s most powerful gaming platform” yet — got a $50 discount at Amazon, down to $600 when compared to its original, $650 price tag.
Alright, already, we know: not the massivest of “massive” discounts. In reality, it’s not even the “ive” in “Massive” but hey, a sale is a sale, right?
This particular offer is a standard one, it is worth noting: it comes with the Xbox Series X console, which is the larger, more oomph-packing brother of the cheaper Xbox Series S (which, we checked, is not under any discount, as official channels are concerned), one Xbox Wireless Controller, an ultra-high-speed HDMI cable, a power cable, and 2 AA batteries, because this is still Microsoft and it will make you spend money on things like “batteries” like its 1994 or something.
As for what you’ll get in gaming aspects, well, you should know the details by now: backwards compatibility with 4K resolution capabilities and 120 frames per second (fps) for you visual freaks out there looking to game with crisp-looking graphics on your Ninja Gaiden 4 or any other related game.
Oh, and that price is for the disc-based edition, so you’ll be able to use your physical media too. The fully digital version brings the same package, although no disc reader, for a dollar less. Meanwhile, the special bundle that included an all new Elite Core Controller is…out of stock for the moment.
If all of that has piqued your interest, here’s the link for the offer.
Have a cool Christmas, everyone!
