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If you are in the market for a new Xbox 360 this holiday season, then you might want to check out a unique promotion on four Xbox 360 bundles being held for a limited time at Walmart. Consumers have their choice of four Xbox 360 unit bundles and will receive other free incentives for purchasing with Walmart.
 
When this article was written all four Xbox 360 choices were in stock and shipping online. The current promotion allows customers to customize the bundle with two Xbox 360 4GB consoles for $189 and two 250GB consoles for $60 more.
 
Each of the options comes with three free-months of Xbox Live Gold and other free items. The Skylanders option for $149 comes in a glossy white finish with Skylanders Spyro’s Adventure Starter Pack, including an exclusive Gill Grunt figurine in translucent Xbox Green armor. The 250GB holiday bundle comes with The Elder Scrolls V Skyrim download token and Forza Motorsport 4 game. The 250GB Holiday Kinect bundle (shown on the right) comes with Kinect: Disneyland Adventures game and Kinect Adventures.
 
You can check out all the options available, and get the official descriptions for everything included in all four choices on the Walmart promotions page below.
 
source: walmart



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the 250gb xbox 360 with skyrim and forza bundle does cost only 206 dollars at german amazon if you convert the euro in dollar and if you take out the tax to get the tax free price like in usa. crazy that if you do that, we have lower prices as in usa and people always say those companies scalp us europeans.



crissindahouse said:

the 250gb xbox 360 with skyrim and forza bundle does cost only 206 dollars at german amazon if you convert the euro in dollar and if you take out the tax to get the tax free price like in usa. crazy that if you do that, we have lower prices as in usa and people always say those companies scalp us europeans.

I think it's because retailers here in Europe (I'm in Ireland btw) seem to cut the price below the RRP much more often than in the US. The 4GB doesn't really seem to retail here at all, and the 250GB 360 is regularly in bundles around the €200 mark (including 2 games), which is considerably down on the RRP of €249 for the standalone console.

I know the PS3 gets similar deals (though usually not as far below the RRP). HMV often have the larger HDD PS3s with some games for the suggested RRP of the standalone console.