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Xbox 360 250GB Kinect 'Special Edition' bundle to retail for $399

By | September 8, 2010, 8:47am PDT

Summary: As we get closer to November, we’re also getting closer to the launch of Kinect for Xbox 360. Things are definitely more concrete today with a price on the Kinect “Special Edition” 250GB bundle.

As we get closer to November, we’re also getting closer to the launch of Kinect for Xbox 360. Things are definitely more concrete today with a price on the Kinect “Special Edition” 250GB bundle.

When launched on November 4, the kit will be comprised of the Xbox 360 250GB console, the Kinect sensor and a copy of Kinect Adventures.

All of that together will cost $399. For perspective, the slimmed down Xbox 360 250GB model sells for $299.99 by itself, while the Kinect sensor (plus Kinect Adventures) will retail for $149.99. So if you’re starting from scratch, this is the way to go - even if it does burn a hole in your savings account.

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