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Friday, September 23, 2005
Xbox 360 premium bundle w/PGR3: $479.99 from Costco [SOLD OUT]
"Costco is offering its own bundle for the Xbox 360 including the premium edition of the hardware (that comes with a hard drive), Project Gotham Racing 3, another wireless controller, and a Play & Charge Kit for $479.99 in stores and online. The only catch? You probably need a Costco membership to order. There’s also that pesky $23.98 shipping & handling fee, but it can be tricky to get around that for ordering game hardware online.
[UPDATE: We’ve been told that you can still order from Costco without a membership, but that you’ll be docked a 5% surcharge if you do so. You’ll save money, regardless, but quite a bit less—around $26 $16 or so before taxes and shipping. Thanks, montee.... Sold out… again!]" [more]
Another preorder opportunity bites the dust. I am very curious on what the actual supply of the Xbox 360 is. Will it be the Cabbage Patch Kid or Tickle Me Elmo this Christmas?
[UPDATE: We’ve been told that you can still order from Costco without a membership, but that you’ll be docked a 5% surcharge if you do so. You’ll save money, regardless, but quite a bit less—around $26 $16 or so before taxes and shipping. Thanks, montee.... Sold out… again!]" [more]
Another preorder opportunity bites the dust. I am very curious on what the actual supply of the Xbox 360 is. Will it be the Cabbage Patch Kid or Tickle Me Elmo this Christmas?
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D.Vader // 9/23/2005 10:05:00 AM //
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Wow...
While not the cheapest of bundles, I think the various packages at Wal-Mart are as good as any. You at least get to choose what games you want, which nobody else seems to be doing
