The Xbox One Titanfall bundle is now $450 on Microsoft's store—joining retailers like Walmart and Target in offering a $50 discount on the newest Xbox—but don't call it a price cut. Microsoft says the deal isn't permanent.
In addition to news that Wal-Mart was getting all antsy and selling the 3DS for $170 before its official August 12 price drop, shoppers on Twitter and Cheap Ass Gamer are also reporting that Target has also joined Wal-Mart in dropping the price early.
Anyone not expecting a price cut on the PlayStation 3 this year? How about the Xbox 360? Well, if Ars Technica's "Mole" is right—and it has been before—both consoles will be cheaper by the fall.
With the economy in the trash and the post-holiday sales hitting, a perfect storm of video game sales could be brewing today.
Ars Technica's Microsoft mole is at it again, forecasting a follow up Xbox 360 price drop that will effect all hardware next month. Their mole previously leaked word of the price cut on the 20GB system leading up to Microsoft's E3 announcement on the subject. Here are the prices, so you don't have to go over to AT…
