Xbox 360 Price Cut Denied Yet Again

June 11th 2007 | Games Consoles

Following comments published by US news agency Bloomberg, Xbox product manager David Hufford has gone on the record to say that Microsoft has no intention of cutting the price of its next-gen Xbox 360.

In an interview published by Bloomberg last week, Hufford stated that: “The sweet spot of the market is really $199.” The comments lead to speculation that a Xbox 360 price cut is on the way.

However, Hufford has set the world straight via Microsoft’s Gamerscore blog, stating: “..With Xbox 360s selling well at their current price point, Elites selling out at $479, and an insanely great portfolio of games in the market, there’s no reason to announce any kind of price drop anytime soon.”

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Xbox 360 Price Cut Denied Yet Again
Published in: Games Consoles on 2007-06-11