"Microsoft's Xbox One price drop news today is a big deal and could be a turning point for the system that's lagged behind the PlayStation 4 for a year now. The $50 price cut applies to all Xbox One systems, bringing the entry-level console down to $350. That's a healthy $50 less expensive than the rival PS4. In November 2013, you needed to pay $500 for an Xbox One--and no pack-in games were available, at least not in the US. In November 2014? You'll be able to get an Xbox One and your choice of high-profile games (Sunset Overdrive, Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare, or Assassin's Creed Unity) starting at $350. That's quite a compelling value.
Pricing is always important, but it's heightened during the holiday shopping period, and Microsoft is smart to launch this promotion so early in November. The price drop goes into effect the week of a historically Xbox-led Call of Duty series debut (Advanced Warfare) and just one week before Halo: The Master Chief Collection arrives. If any Xbox 360 (or PS3 or Wii) owner was on the fence about upgrading to Xbox One, this price cut should make all the difference in swaying their decision."
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Add it to the chalkboard. "______ will save XBox One"
Did X1 win in NPD (we're not even talking about Worldwide anymore because everyone knows that Sony won) when Titanfall launched? How about all those bundles throughout summer? How about the Kinect-free console, which was a $100 price drop? Did they win in Destiny month when the system was being sold with FREE GAMES?
It wont save the Xbox from lagging behind 2:1 but I can't deny Microsoft trying really hard to be competitive by offering the $50 cut. It's good for consumers. With the Master Chief Collection, it could be a close race with the PS4 this holiday in the US. It depends if people care enough about Halo to buy a port collection. Ports usually sell much less.
They had a price drop not too long ago though. I can understand, kinda. But it just seems odd considering what happened with the first drop not including the kinect only a few months after the system was out.
Either way, good luck, MS
damn man ive been on the fence holding my wii u in my arms thinking about which console would i get first ( i will own both at some point) with this deal its going to be so hard to turn down 50$ off and i think u get a game too... if thats the case they r forcing my hand i took advantage of waiting on getting my wiiu and i got it dirt cheap with 3 games bundle
nah, it won't even be close. The weaker hardware will bite them throughout its life.