Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 Xbox 360 Bundle: 11/10 For $400
Still haven't picked up an Xbox 360? Man, where have you been all these
years? All kidding aside, we're pretty sure some of you are still
getting by on your Super Nintendo, and while that's definitely fine
(F-Zero for life!), but the time to get with the here and now has
arrived. Microsoft's Xbox 360 has arrived in a variety of bundles over
the months and years, though we have to say--this one just might be our
favorite.
Just a week after Sony's 250GB PlayStation 3 "Slim" comes to America for $349.99, the Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 Xbox 360 package will land in the same place for $399.99. So, what does $400 buy you? A limited edition, high-styled Xbox 360 console, a 250GB hard drive, two black wireless controllers and of course, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 (the game). All things considered, it's not a half bad deal if you're looking to splurge, and the November 10th street date is a perfect one. Just weeks before Black Friday!
It's available to pre-order at a number of places, with Amazon, Costco and Game Stop all eager and willing to take your order in exchange for a promise of a quick turnaround once 11/10 arrives. So, will it be Sony or Microsoft earning your business this holiday season? Or neither?
Just a week after Sony's 250GB PlayStation 3 "Slim" comes to America for $349.99, the Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 Xbox 360 package will land in the same place for $399.99. So, what does $400 buy you? A limited edition, high-styled Xbox 360 console, a 250GB hard drive, two black wireless controllers and of course, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 (the game). All things considered, it's not a half bad deal if you're looking to splurge, and the November 10th street date is a perfect one. Just weeks before Black Friday!
It's available to pre-order at a number of places, with Amazon, Costco and Game Stop all eager and willing to take your order in exchange for a promise of a quick turnaround once 11/10 arrives. So, will it be Sony or Microsoft earning your business this holiday season? Or neither?
