Refurbished Xbox 360 Priced At $89.99

Refurbished Xbox 360 Priced At $89.99

A refurbished Xbox 360 E 4GB was sold recently at a price tag of $89.99 by Dig Jungle through Rakuten. This is the lowest price for the video game console. The E model was introduced by Microsoft into the market last year before the release of the Xbox One. It has a huge catalog of games.

Since the game console may be considered outdated by some video game enthusiasts, the games available for it are relatively cheap. Aside from individual game titles, numerous cheap game bundles are available for the game console on eBay and Craigslist.

The Xbox 360 continues to enjoy support from game developers, which may go on for a long time. A number of high-profile games were also released for the game console, including FIFA 15 and Destiny. Owners of the game console can also enjoy streaming videos from HBO Go, Netflix and Hulu Plus, which may require an Xbox Gold subscription.

The video game console from Microsoft also becomes a Media Center Extender for users of the Windows Media Center. Although the refurbished Xbox 360 is limited to 4GB of storage, a number of inexpensive flash drives are available to increase its storage space

While many refurbished models of the Xbox 360 may have some missing accessories, the unit sold through Dig Jungle appeared to have all its original accessories, including the AV cable and controller. The unit also comes with a one-year warranty along with an Xbox Live trial that is goof for one month.

Since an Xbox One has a price tag of around $500, video game console enthusiasts may take into account purchasing refurbished models of the 360. It is also worth taking into consideration that the price tag of refurbished units rarely goes down to the price offered for the refurbished Xbox 360 from Dig Jungle through Rakuten.

Posted by Melanie Mendoza on Monday October 06 2014, 4:22 AM EST. Ref: CNET. Link. All trademarks acknowledged. Filed under Featured News, Shopping. Comments and Trackbacks closed. Follow responses: RSS 2.0