A Look At The Very Sleek Halo 4 Xbox 360 Bundle

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This November, Microsoft will release a Halo 4 Xbox 360 bundle. The bundle, which will cost $399, will include a 320 GB Xbox 360 and two wireless controllers with a custom Halo design. The Xbox 360 will come with custom Halo 4-themed sounds, while the wireless controllers will have blue LEDs.

 

The bundle will also include a black Xbox 360 headset, and of course, a copy of Halo 4, with exclusive DLC codes for a unique armour skin, weapon skin, a unique emblem, and matching avatar accessories.

 

Today, Microsoft and Halo studio, 343 Industries, gave a detailed look at the custom Xbox 360 and controllers, along with some insight into their design. You can read more about the design here, and also find more details on the DLC you get with the Xbox 360 bundle.

 

   


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