Limited Edition Halo 4 Xbox 360 Bundle Spotted

Ok, typically we don't cover console games, but this is an exception: it's Halo 4 and a limited edition Xbox 360. Does that tickle your inner collector? Of course it does unless.

IGN happened to spot the limited edition Halo 4 console bundle over on Microsoft's online store, ready for pre-order at a hefty price of $399.99. Since the report went live, the company has removed the listing, but the game itself is slated to arrive on November 6th, so it's only natural to assume the bundle will be available then as well.

According to the listing, the bundle will include a copy of the standard edition of Halo 4, a 320 GB Xbox 360 system, two controllers and a black headset. The console itself will sport an exclusive (and totally awesome) Halo design covering the entire chassis, and custom sounds when it's turned on or when a disc is ejected. Both wireless controllers will also feature the same Halo design along with blue LED lights.

In addition to the console and game, players will also receive exclusive downloadable content for Halo 4. This content package will include a unique armor skin, a unique weapon skin, a unique emblem, matching avatar armor and a unique avatar prop.

Given the console bundle made its brief appearance on Microsoft's online store, we expect to get an official announcement from the company soon, so stay tuned.

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  • ttg_Avenged
    Cool! Now they can maybe stop milking this "Old, but new!" console...
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  • LonelyMan
    Not my type of looks and I bet its glossy. I like my 320gb matte Xbox 360 better.
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  • No, it tickles nothing. That console is far, far too old to be sold as something worth more than ~$150USD. The game itself, no more than $40.

    But then again, I don't even own a normal Xbox 360. Perhaps some people like paying hugely inflated prices for what is essentially a reskin.
    Omgz it haz sounds when the disc tray opens and at startup; and they even laminated it in the spirit of Halo! So kewl!

    Microsoft, I love your OS (yes, I love Windows . . . come at me, linux fans.), but I lose so much respect every time you release these moneygrabs.
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  • JOSHSKORN
    To buy, or not to buy the 360, 'tis the question. Will Halo 3, ODST, Reach and Halo 4 play on the XBOX 720/Next/Infinity? I'm hoping so.
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  • ironmb
    THE SOUND OF THE DISC TRAY OPENING IS AMZING, IT SOUNDS LIEK AN ACTUAL ALIENS GUN!@!!!

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  • john_4
    The first Halo (PC) was great after that it was all downhill. I still chuckle when I think of the little guys the first time in the beginning on the ship when one yelled out, "Run away, he's a killer".
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  • tipoo
    Jeepers. I was half tempted until I read 399. It's 7 year old hardware, get real Microsoft. The new consoles should be out in a year or two anyways, they won't want to be that late after the Wii U launches. Not worth it at all at that price.
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  • 11796pcs
    Whatever.
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  • dingo07
    I still own 2 original xbox's just to play Steel Battalion! LOVE that effen simulation!!!!

    I'll never purchase another Microsoft gaming console... just aint worth it. I have a PS2 and I game mostly on my PC.
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  • dingo07
    And I have a PS3 ;)
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