Xbox 360 receives Australian price cut

MCV Staff 29th September 2014 Publishing

Microsoft has once again cut the price of the Xbox 360 console in Australia.

GameSpot reports that AUS$100 (54) has been taken off the price for both the 250GB standalone and 250GB Kinect bundles, bringing them to AUS$199 and AUS$299 respectively.

The 4GB Kinect console has had AUS$50 price cut to $249 while the 4GB Kinect-less Xbox 360 now costs AUS$179 – that’s AUS$20 off.

In the UK the Xbox 360 E 250GB typically retails for anything between 150-210 while the 4GB version hovers around 125-150.

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