Walmart offering discount on Titanfall Xbox One bundle

Walmart has begun offering a nice $50 discount on the new Titanfall Xbox One bundle, selling the console for $450.

The deal is available both online and in-store, although it has sold out online in quick order.

Walmart has also made the standard console available for the same price, if you aren't a fan of Titanfall and multiplayer mech fighting.

By itself, Titanfall sells for $60, making the $450 deal a nice discount for those looking to get the console.

Check it here.

Written by: Andre Yoskowitz @ 23 Mar 2014 11:32

Burnasty

in unrelated news the ps4 is still sold out everywhere.

Buy the ticket, take the ride. -H.S.T.

23.3.2014 12:36 #1

Bozobub

Only because it's not quite as bad as the XBone. Plus, MicroSquish's marketing department is apparently run by paint huffers, glue sniffers, and other brain-damaged maniacs.

23.3.2014 12:58 #2

brockie

Originally posted by Bozobub: Only because it's not quite as bad as the XBone. Plus, MicroSquish's marketing department is apparently run by paint huffers, glue sniffers, and other brain-damaged maniacs. that is not fair Sony made a very good console for great value with a solid message from the beginning imo.

24.3.2014 16:10 #3

Bozobub

To be blunt, the PS4 has almost identical specs to the XBone. It's ALL marketing, whether or not the camera is optional, amount/type of RAM, and exclusive titles. Very little else distinguishes the two consoles.

Yes the PS4 benches slightly faster at some things than the XBone but generally not glaringly so; I'm not really arguing that it doesn't come out a little ahead of the XBone, I'm arguing agains that either console is "very good for great value". You can buy a reasonably solid mid-range gaming PC (or, perhaps, the upcoming Valve console/PC) for the same amount of money, or even less, and that's quite damning in my eyes. Additionally, while you lose some exclusive titels, you then gain access to the vast library of PC games and apps, as well as the flexibility to upgrade your system incrementally. Try that with an XBone or PS4, beyond perhaps adding more storage! Even the Valve console will let you change hardware and software at will.

Furthermore, both consoles have lost focus on the main strength of consoles: GAMES. I don't want my freaking gaming console to be the center of my entertainment system, and all attempts otherwise merely weaken them further while pissing me off. Every new "feature" impacts optimization for games negatively.

24.3.2014 18:17 #4

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