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Title: Xbox One S Price Drops to $199 Starting Tomorrow
Post by: Paul2 on June 10, 2017, 07:35:09 PM
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Microsoft is slashing the price of all Xbox One S bundles starting tomorrow, June 11 by $50. You will be able to pick up the Minecraft bundle for $199.

The Microsoft E3 press conference will also take play tomorrow at 2pm PT / 5pm ET. The company will be making the full unveil of Project Scorpio, a more powerful Xbox One console.

It is not known if the price cut is temporary or not.
http://www.vgchartz.com/article/268386/xbox-one-s-price-cut-50-to-199-starting-june-11/ (http://www.vgchartz.com/article/268386/xbox-one-s-price-cut-50-to-199-starting-june-11/)

Nice.
Title: Re: Xbox One S Price Drops to $199 Starting Tomorrow
Post by: Titan on June 11, 2017, 06:31:24 AM
Haha. Trying to have a leg up on Sony. I think they're doing this just ahead of E3. Microsoft is supposed to release details and prices of the new Project Scorpio. It should be pretty exciting.
Title: Re: Xbox One S Price Drops to $199 Starting Tomorrow
Post by: Paul2 on June 14, 2017, 12:39:40 AM
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E3 2017: Microsoft Announces Temporary Xbox One S Price Drop

UPDATE: A Microsoft representative clarified to IGN that the $50 price drop only applies to select Xbox One consoles and will only apply from June 11 through June 17.

The discount includes the Battlefield 1 500GB bundle and 1TB Forza Horizon 3 bundle. It does not apply to bundles that are currently reduced such as the Minecraft bundle currently available for $249.

As such, until June 17, 500GB bundles are $249 and 1TB bundles are $299.

Starting tomorrow, June 11, Microsoft is slashing the price of Xbox One S by $50.

The console price cut was confirmed on the official Xbox Twitter account. Microsoft might be making way for the unveiling of Project Scorpio, a premium and upgraded Xbox One system.

Now Microsoft didn't say whether the Xbox One S price drop was permanent. We here at IGN have reached out to the company about whether this is a long- or short-term move.

You can see the reduced-price console from Amazon or most other retailers...
http://www.ign.com/articles/2017/06/10/e3-2017-microsoft-announces-xbox-one-s-price-drop (http://www.ign.com/articles/2017/06/10/e3-2017-microsoft-announces-xbox-one-s-price-drop)

update:  it seems like the xbox one s price doesn't drops to $199 after all.  its kind of confusing.  so i supposed the $349 version will sees a $50 price drop to $299, or the $299 version will have a price drop to $249, while the current $249 version will stay the same.  i see, kind of confusing but i finally get it.  took me a while, i am kind of slow.

i think the $349 version that drops to $299 has 1 TB HDD while the $299 that drop to $249 has 500 GB HDD.