Xbox One console (Pre-Owned)
If you’ve been waiting for the Xbox One price to drop before upgrading to a next-generation console, well, it looks like your patience has paid off.
When the Xbox One debuted one year ago, gamers had to shell out $499 for the console. But now Microsoft is offering up some sweet deals and there are now ways to buy an Xbox One for less than $250 as the holiday season approaches.
But there are also a bevy of bundle deals available for $349 that come with new games like Assassin’s Creed Unity, Sunset Overdrive, and Madden NFL 15. These games retail for $60, so you’re essentially paying about $290 for the Xbox One itself in this case.
Even more, Neowin points out that Microsoft is offering another 5 percent off all orders at the Microsoft Store if customers sign up for text message alerts.
So, if you trade in your old console, buy an Xbox One bundle, and use the 5 percent discount, you’ll end up paying less than $200 for the console itself — not a bad deal. It’s even better when you consider all the upgrades Microsoft has made to the Xbox One since last year.
Source: www.geekwire.com
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heres an idea, You have a pc or laptop right? if its good enough to run the games you wanna play then buy an xbox wireless receiver (cheap as hell, I paid £6), download xpadder or something similar to hook up your xbox controller to your pc, download the games you used to play on your xbox to your pc (assuming there is a pc version) and have some cheap fun
Its isn't piracy if you own the games, morally anyway
Other than that try and find a pawnbroker type store, they usually let you put a deposit on an item then pay it off over a certain amount of time...easier than saving up, If your…