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If you've been meaning to pick up an but weren't able to grab one on Black Friday, good news: Walmart has a bundle that pairs the powerful console with a digital copy of the () action-RPG Diablo IV for $349. That's the largest discount we've tracked and a full $151 off the Series X's normal going rate. The game, meanwhile, normally goes for $70. This deal also tops the best deals we've seen for the device over the past week; on Black Friday and Cyber Monday, this bundle mostly sat at $440.
If the bundle runs out of stock — and given the extent of the discount, we expect it will fairly quickly — Walmart also has the on sale for that same $349. Again, though, you'll likely want to move fast to secure the deal.
As a refresher, the Series X is the highest-end model of the two current Xboxes; it packs a stronger GPU and 6GB more RAM than the entry-level Series S, allowing it to play demanding games at higher frame rates and resolutions more consistently. It also comes with a disc drive and 1TB of storage as default. Microsoft has had producing first-party hits, but the Xbox library is still home to we like, and Xbox Game Pass remains one of the better values in gaming if you like to sample a wide range of games. It's worth noting the earlier this year that included details of a potential , which may arrive in 2024, but the current system remains a strong value when it's discounted to this extent.
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If the bundle runs out of stock — and given the extent of the discount, we expect it will fairly quickly — Walmart also has the on sale for that same $349. Again, though, you'll likely want to move fast to secure the deal.
As a refresher, the Series X is the highest-end model of the two current Xboxes; it packs a stronger GPU and 6GB more RAM than the entry-level Series S, allowing it to play demanding games at higher frame rates and resolutions more consistently. It also comes with a disc drive and 1TB of storage as default. Microsoft has had producing first-party hits, but the Xbox library is still home to we like, and Xbox Game Pass remains one of the better values in gaming if you like to sample a wide range of games. It's worth noting the earlier this year that included details of a potential , which may arrive in 2024, but the current system remains a strong value when it's discounted to this extent.
Follow on Twitter and for the latest tech deals and buying advice.
This article originally appeared on Engadget at
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