Rumors have been going around recently regarding a supposedly upcoming Walmart deal, in which an Xbox 360 Arcade will be up for offer, along with a $100 gift voucher, for $199.
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All of a sudden this morning, the retailer has confirmed the deal, scheduled to hit on Saturday, November 7.
According to Kotaku, the deal will last for just one day, and is part of what will be regularly weekly deals leading up to the retail bonanza that is Black Friday.
As noted by Walmart, the sale will begin at 8:00 AM, and will (as mentioned) last for just one day. Kotaku stated, “We’re told that this is Walmart’s attempt at pulling a little of the focus off that huge shopping day and trying to spread the wealth over the entire month,” suggesting that more gaming related deals could be on the way.
If you’re planning on picking up an Xbox 360 Arcade at any point, this Saturday is the time to do so. Of course, there are other offers going at the same time on the same day, so have a look at the Walmart page for those.
source: neowin.net
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