UK retailer ASDA has introduced a pretty substantial price cut to the Xbox One.
The TitanFall bundle of the console is now £349 at the supermarket - a full £50 below the 'estimated' retail price of £399.99. That brings the cost in line with that of a standalone PlayStation 4. The standalone console, in one of those fun retail oddities, is still £379 (which, of course, is still 20 quid less than the ERP).
Microsoft itself cut the price of both the standalone Xbox One and the TitanFall bundle from £429.99 to £399.99 at the end of February.
Similarly, the TitanFall bundle got a $50 price cut in the US to $449 back in March.
As of December 31st Microsoft had sold three million Xbox Ones. By the beginning of March Sony had sold six million PlayStation 4s.
Via CVG
The TitanFall bundle of the console is now £349 at the supermarket - a full £50 below the 'estimated' retail price of £399.99. That brings the cost in line with that of a standalone PlayStation 4. The standalone console, in one of those fun retail oddities, is still £379 (which, of course, is still 20 quid less than the ERP).
Microsoft itself cut the price of both the standalone Xbox One and the TitanFall bundle from £429.99 to £399.99 at the end of February.
Similarly, the TitanFall bundle got a $50 price cut in the US to $449 back in March.
As of December 31st Microsoft had sold three million Xbox Ones. By the beginning of March Sony had sold six million PlayStation 4s.
Via CVG
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