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Xbox 360 E 250GB Kinect Holiday Value Bundle

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Features

  • Xbox 360 E 250 GB console with Kinect: The Xbox 360 console is sleek and quiet, with a stylish design that will be the centerpiece of your home entertainment system
  • Includes three amazing games: Forza Horizon Downloadable Token, Kinect Sports: Season Two, and Kinect Adventures
  • Warranty: One year limited warranty on console (90 days on accessories)
  • Xbox 360 Wireless Controller: This award-winning, high-performance wireless controller features the Xbox Guide Button for quick, in-game access to friends and music. It has a range of up to 30 feet to allow you to play all over your living room

Description

The Xbox 360 250GB Kinect Holiday Value Bundle features three great games: Kinect Sports: Season Two, Kinect Adventures, and Forza Horizon (as a downloadable token). It also includes one month of Xbox Live Gold membership. Wi-Fi is built-in for easier connection to the world of entertainment on Xbox Live, where HD movies and TV stream in an instant.1 Xbox 360 is more games, entertainment and fun. Controller-free gaming means full body play. Kinect responds to how you move. So if you have to kick, then kick. If you have to jump, then jump. You already know how to play. All you have to do now is to get off the couch. Xbox 360 250GB Kinect Holiday Value Bundle view largerKey FeaturesXbox 360 E Console: The Xbox 360 console is sleek and quiet, with a stylish design that will be the centerpiece of your home entertainment system.Kinect Sensor: Controller-free gaming means full body play. Kinect responds to how you move. So if you have to kick, then kick. If you have to jump, then jump. You already know how to play. All you have to do now is to get off the couch.Xbox 360 250GB Hard Drive: The internal 250GB hard drive allows you to save your games and store television shows, movies, music, pictures, trailers, levels, demos, and other content available from Xbox Live Marketplace.Built-in Wi-Fi: The Xbox 360 has 802.11n Wi-Fi built in for a faster and easier connection to Xbox Live. Download or stream HD movies, TV episodes, and games from Xbox Live Marketplace in 1080p and 5.1 surround sound from anywhere in the house.2Xbox 360 Wireless Controller: This award-winning, high-performance wireless controller features the Xbox Guide Button for quick, in-game access to friends and music. It has a range of up to 30 feet to allow you to play all over your living room!Xbox 360 Composite A/V cable: Use your Xbox 360 on standard-definition televisions using this connection over traditional composite connectors. Play high-quality audio with the included stereo connector.1 Month Xbox Live Gold Membership: Xbox Live brings a whole world of entertainment possibility right to your Xbox 360. Play with friends online, and watch streaming movies and TV from Xbox Video and Netflix, all in crystal-clear HD. You’ll find loads of your favorite music from Last.fm right on the best screen in the house. With this Bundle, you get 1 month of Xbox Live Gold included at no additional cost.3Games IncludedKinect Sports: Season Two: Kinect Sports: Season Two sprints out of the box at full speed, taking full advantage of the revolutionary Kinect technology and its latest exciting features like in-game voice commands4 and enhanced motion tracking. Bringing the family together, and introducing Challenge Play to Xbox Live and living rooms worldwide, Kinect Sports: Season Two harnesses the power of friendly competition to provide a more immersive experience for everyone from casual players to top-notch athletes and hardcore sports fans.Kinect Adventures: Kinect Adventures is a full-featured Kinect game where you and your friends will explore the world – and beyond – through 20 active adventures to achieve the ultimate reward: Expert Adventurer status! Jump, duck and dodge your way through roaring rapids and challenging obstacle courses. Use your skills to save a leaky underwater laboratory. Get creative by showing off and sharing your accomplishments online with Photo Moments and Living Statues. The spirit of adventure awaits!Forza Horizon (as a downloadable token): Forza Horizon is the ultimate “get in the car and go” action racing game. Combining the legendary Forza Motorsport authenticity with a killer music festival vibe, Forza Horizon takes freedom of the open road to the next level. Explore vast and diverse driving playgrounds. Team up or compete with friends and rivals online.5 Show off your stylish driving and become the star of the world’s most rocking motorsport party.61. Media content sold separately. Xbox Live Gold membership and/or additional requirements apply for some Xbox Live features. See xbox.com/live. 2. 1080p HD available with select media content; requires HDMI cable, HDCP compliant 1080p display. 1080p HD streaming and 5.1 surround sound requires minimum 4 mbps internet connection. 3. Broadband Internet required (sold separately). Games, add-ons, and media content sold separately. Additional subscriptions and/or and requirements apply for some Xbox Live features (such as Netflix). See xbox.com/Live. 4. Kinect voice functionality only available in supported locales and languages. See 5. Online multiplayer requires Xbox Live Gold memberhsip (sold separately). 6. Download Forza Horizon with Xbox Live. 9 GB storage required. Download card inside.

Memory Storage Capacity: 250 GB


Resolution: 1080p


Wireless Communication Technology: Wi-Fi


Input Device: Gamepad


Connectivity Technology: Wi-Fi


Platform: Xbox 360


Color: Black


UPC: 803982729873 885370648805


Model Number: 5DX-00001


Manufacturer: Microsoft


Brand: Microsoft


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    • Not a One, but still a lot of fun!
I managed to pick this up when Amazon had it listed for $249, a bargain in my book (...wouldn't be surprised to see a similar discount again with Black Friday and Cyber Monday coming up...). For anyone that doesn't already have an Xbox 360 and wants a Kinect to go along with it, this is the bundle to get. Microsoft's most recent "E" iteration of the unit gives it a simpler slightly slimmed down look which blends in nicely with all my other entertainment center tech (the power pack is enormous though, make sure you have room to tuck it away behind something). To anyone that already has a recent 360, there's not much reason to upgrade, everything else is pretty much the same under the hood. The internal 250GB drive should be sufficient to store a decent amount of downloaded games and additional DLC - if you're considering the 4GB version, be aware that this may limit you sooner than you might think as many disc-based games now make it necessary to offload some content onto the hard drive (even if you have no intention of purchasing fully-digital copies of games). You could always buy a hard drive later, but if the price is right with the 250GB included already, why not spring for it? The Forza Horizon game included in the bundle is a digital copy - a card with a download code is included in the box. The two Kinect games have the discs included. The Kinect turned out to be a lot of fun but make sure you have plenty of space. I have the Kinect mounted on the top of my 55" Panny plasma (make sure you buy the mounting clip separately if you want to mount on top of your flat screen!) and I measured 8 feet from the front of the unit to the edge of my couch, and this turned out to be not enough space, still ended up having to rearrange the furniture. Realistically I would say make sure you have about 10 feet of distance between where you'll stand and the Kinect. There are some "zoom lens" products sold for the Kinect as well to try to decrease this minimum distance, I have not gone this route as reviews seem to be mixed. But YMMV. Finally, I made this purchase fully aware that the next generation Xbox One will be out by the end of the month. I reasoned that the upfront hardware cost for the aging Xbox 360 is a good value for the price I paid, many of the games will be much cheaper (and at least for now, are still widely available), and I anticipate Microsoft will still support the system for a least a few more years even after the Xbox One is released, if prior generations are any indication. As the "E" version is also the last version of the 360 to be made, I'm hoping all the hardware kinks have been worked out by this point. Not comfortable jumping right in with the new One hardware at release, especially after seeing what happened when the 360 hardware was first released. I'm comfortable with waiting 2-3 years before considering an Xbox One when the hardware has been proven and there's a solid library of games to choose from. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 6, 2013 by Chris
    • Still great even with the XB1 on the horizon
I have four Xbox 360's in my house since I use them as extenders for my Windows Media Center PC that runs my TV. But one of them was the original Xbox 360 from the initial release when they first started being sold. It still worked (no red ring of death) but was noisy as all you know what and didn't have a large hard drive. I've got the Xbox One preordered already, but since games aren't backwards compatible I knew I have to keep a 360 system on my main TV in the great room anyway. So I thought I'd take advantage of decent pricing and get a new one that will sit next to the XB1 when it arrives, that will be in warranty for a little while as well. And this way I can move the slim into my Halo Vanguard portable gaming system, pull the elite out of there to put back into my room, and shuffle things about. And all this will free up an Xbox I can give away to someone. The unit itself is nice. People are complaining about the lack of an optical audio out, so if you need that, the 360E is not for you. I use HDMI so not an issue for me at all. The controller is standard, as is the Kinect (although there's a bit more to the logo than my existing Kinect). The power brick is similar to the one for the Xbox 360 slim, but rather than two power barrels on the end, there's just one barrel with multiple sections on the cylinder. There's a network port still which I like, since I don't like saturating my wireless with things that I can run plugged into my gigabit network here at home. The unit is nice. I like that it's more a match to the forthcoming Xbox One, and I like the less intrusive appearance from the front, since the power button and lights are a fraction of the size of previous version's power buttons. This comes at a cost, however. There is no longer any indication of what controllers are connected, like you used to be able to see with the four different quarter arc lights around the power button indicating player 1, player 2, etc. There is no more indication of any controller connected whatsoever. This is a bit of a deprecation, but since it's generally me and my 10 year old son playing, it's not something that impacts us. The buttons are buttons again, not just sensors like the Xbox Slim had. Physical clicking buttons for power and eject. Fit and finish is nice. But the big thing is the silence. And it is VERY silent. I'm about 15 feet away on the couch and can't hear anything at all from it. Even up close, it's dead silent. The drive also makes considerably less noise when reading discs than the slim or previous versions did. It took me several hours to transfer content from the slim to this via a USB stick, and then the hassle for transferring licenses and redownloading things that I couldn't just transfer over in that process. UI is smooth, I didn't see any difference here between this and any of the previous Xbox versions I have. The games are alright, but don't buy it for the games since they're usually discounted separately now anyway. And be aware, the racing game is a code only, you have to download all 6.8 GB before you can play it. If you're looking for an Xbox 360 because you want to be able to play the games available, this is a great choice. If you are looking to replace an existing older Xbox 360 for whatever reason like I was, it's a great choice. If you're looking for any new features, there are none. Some people prefer the looks of the Xbox 360 slim, so you can always get that without any loss of functionality compared to this one. They're ALL going to be cheaper because of the push to get as many sold as they can before the Xbox One launches in another 22 days. For the price, I thought it was a great deal, getting the games, the new style Xbox 360, and another kinect that my son can take with the Vanguard when he goes gaming elsewhere. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 31, 2013 by LegoDude
    • Kids Love It!
Very nice game system at a great bundle price. This is perfect for our daughters. The Xbox One was just too much and too new. This bundle was sale priced less than half of the bottom package of the ONE. Included games are fun and have provided some laughs and much entertainment. Forza is a download and takes about 2 hours to download (we have fast internet too...) so I'd recommend doing it overnight - not when the kids are impatiently waiting to play! Only complaint (and it's not really a complaint) is Microsoft's security. I had to input multiple email addresses, phone numbers, retrieve codes, enter them, and RE-ENTER them several times to get going on Xbox live and one of the Kinect games... Security is a good thing, but it just seemed like overkill combined with the fact that we had to do it 3-4 times. Also, don't know why anyone would get the 4gb Xbox. Forza alone was over 6gb! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2013 by anonymous

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