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Begin the Halo Reclaimer saga in style on an Xbox 360 Limited Edition Halo 4 console bundle, complete with a customized Halo 4 Xbox 360 console, a 320GB hard drive, exclusive on-off and eject sound effects, two customized controllers, a Halo 4 Standard Edition game and downloadable Halo 4 content.
The Halo 4 console is a must have for Halo fans worldwide. Designed in collaboration with 343 Industries, this bundle includes an Xbox 360 Limited Edition Halo 4 console, 2 customized Halo 4 controllers, a Halo 4 Standard Edition game, a massive 320GB Hard Drive and bonus downloadable Halo 4 content. Begin the Halo Reclaimer saga in style with this Xbox 360 Limited Edition Halo 4 console bundle.
- Custom Designed Console
- Custom Halo 4 Wireless Controllers with Blue LED lights and a D-pad
- 320GB HDD
- Halo 4 Standard Edition Game
- LIVE Token for exclusive Halo 4 downloadable content
- Wired Headset
- Custom sounds when the console is turned on and when the Eject button is pushed
WHAT’S IN THE BOX
- Exclusive Design: This is a Limited Edition, one-of-a-kind console that has been custom designed by the Halo 4 developer, 343 Industries and Xbox 360 specifically for the ultimate Halo fan.
- Two Custom Halo 4 Wireless Controllers with Blue LED lights and a D-pad: These high performance wireless controllers boast a range of up to 30 feet and come with a rotating D-pad and Blue LED lights.
- Halo 4 Standard Edition Game: Enjoy the Halo experience with the Halo 4 game. Included in this bundle is the Halo 4 Standard Edition game for you begin the Halo Reclaimer saga right out of the box.
- Exclusive Sounds: This console features actual Halo 4 in-game sound effects when console is turned on and when the Eject button is pushed.
- Largest Hard Drive Available: This Xbox 360 Limited Edition Halo 4 console ships with the largest hard drive available for Xbox 360. The 320GB HDD offers more space for game add-ons, downloadable content and more memory to store all your entertainment.
- Custom Content: Receive a code for downloadable Halo 4 content, including a unique armor skin, unique weapon skin, unique emblem, matching avatar armor, and unique avatar prop.
- Built-in Wi-Fi: The Xbox 360 is the only console with 802.11n Wi-Fi built-in for a faster and easier connection to Xbox LIVE. Stream HD movies and TV or download games from Xbox LIVE in 1080p and 5.1 surround sound from anywhere in the house1. Compatible with b/g/n networks.
- Xbox LIVE: Xbox LIVE brings a world of entertainment to you. Instantly stream movies and TV from Netflix in crystal-clear HD, or download game add-ons like new levels, characters, maps and songs. Easily jump right into online multiplayer fun and play along with friends around the world. Plus, get your favorite music from Last.fm, Xbox LIVE is your connection to more games, entertainment and fun.1
- Kinect ready: Featuring a dedicated, specialized port to connect seamlessly with the Kinect sensor.
- Black Xbox 360 headset: Chat with friends on Xbox LIVE, or team up and jump in with multiplayer game play.1
KEY GAME FEATURES2:
- The Reclaimer Saga Begins: Experience the dawn of an epic new Halo saga with Halo 4. Play the intense and action-packed storyline solo or split screen with up to three friends over LIVE.
- Go Beyond the Story: Halo 4's Infinity Multiplayer features Spartan Ops and War Games which offer a vast suite of multiplayer modes, weapons, vehicles, armor abilities, a new loadout and Spartan-IV player progression system.
- Spartan Ops: Extend your campaign experience in a massive-scale adventure that builds upon the "Halo 4" Campaign. Receive a weekly series of cinematic episodes on Xbox LIVE followed by new game play missions, played solo or cooperatively with up to three friends – effectively delivering two campaign experiences in one game!
- War Games: Battle the competition in fresh, immersive new game modes and strategies.
- Track your friends, teams, live in-game stats and scores on HaloWaypoint.com on mobile, PC, or through Xbox LIVE.
- Edge-of-your-seat Entertainment: Immerse yourself in Halo 4's graphics, sound and epic game play including a mysterious and deadly new class of enemies
1 Games, add-ons and media content sold separately. Xbox LIVE Gold membership, additional fees and/or requirements apply for some Xbox LIVE features, including Netflix, Last.fm and online multiplayer. Available Xbox LIVE features and content may vary by country and over time. 1080p HD cable (component or HDMI) required for high-definition video.Cable sold separately. See xbox.com/live.
2 Xbox LIVE Gold membership and minimum 8GB USB Flash Drive or Xbox 360 Hard Drive required for online multiplayer. For an optimal experience, play with Xbox 360 Hard Drive. (For Xbox 360 4 GB, Arcade and Core consoles, Xbox 360 Hard Drive sold separately). See http://halo4.com/storage for specifications
JJBoBo92
Reviewed in the United States on December 4, 2012
I have had up and down feelings regarding Halo since it first got introduced to me. I cannot tell you how much I love the first one. The first game was a cornerstone to the Halo franchise.So what can be said about Halo 4? The Pros: Multiplayer is well constructed and flows much like the play of Halo 3 which I enjoy with the added bonus of being able to select your loadouts, or classes for those Call of Duty fans. Start out is basic and tough to get going where there are not many options regarding your loadouts. Get a few levels under your belt and soon you will have the gadgets you need and want. The Campaign brings some different weapons and introduces the new enemies Master Chief faces. Overall fun to play through on any difficulty to get used to the controls and how each weapon works.The Cons: Touching back on the campaign it is time to give it a rest. I am sorry but they have been pushing campaign for too long and I am sick of having to struggle to follow it. As for multiplayer, some guns are quite overpowered and its tough when going up against some of those players. The touche to that I am sure is every game has overpowered weapons. I just don't find it right that I can sneak up behind someone, start laying into them and all they do is turn around and shoot me three times and I am the one that does not walk away. My biggest issue with Multiplayer is the ability to harm friendly vehicles. I am the type of person where I want to use the mantis or the ghost but if someone gets to it before me I shake it off and know I will get it a different game. Others, others start laying into the vehicle and blow it up on you so no one can use it. I wish that was not an option so the children who play cannot be as childish as they are.The console: I have been running off my PS3 for about a year or so now and had traded in my old Xbox 360 to get more games for my PS3. That was the best thing I could have done for myself because since then I have become much less biast on my opinions on either console because I have come to love them both. This Hard Drive is the best, I have so many GB free that I want to just throw a kitten in there to take up some space! Love it!!!! The LED lights even though it is just a different color is fantastic. The sound effects, I feel the open and close disk drive is much better than the power on and off. The power button for lack of better termonology is just obnoxious! Also, the flow of the system, though over the years it has changed immensly, seems to be fine tuned. I feel very comfortable navigating through the 360's menu options. Graphics and browsing is much easier than on the PS3 and love the Youtube app. The one thing I feel needs some work and I am not sure if this is on Microsofts side or Netflix, however, I find Netflix to be horribly put together. It is hard to navigate through with any assurance that you will get from point A to point B without any issues. I feel that is imoportant to place where Netflix is so big.Beware, the price has been jacked since I made the purchase I got it for a steal at just $349.99. Now I see it is coming close to $600.00. It is an outstanding system for the right price and unless you are a huge Halo finatic and NEED the Halo edition console I would not make the purchase for much over $400 at best. Probably cheaper to just buy a bigger hard drive, then get this just for the massive amount of storage space.
Sathya Rajan
Reviewed in the United States on November 8, 2012
I had been a PC gamer (and I still am) for the past many years. I always thought consoles are weaker from the performance perspective, and of-course, they still are. But there are many things special about this Halo 4 console, that prompted me to buy. First off, its a beautiful looking console, with nice Halo 4 theme paint job. The main unit is aesthetically appealing. The controllers are also very good and easily the best looking.I played the first game of this franchise - halo combat evolved - on PC and was very impressed. I thoroughly enjoyed the universe of Halo because I have been a big sci-fi fan since my childhood. In-fact, it was my very first sci-fi game. But with the release of Halo 2, which was Vista only game, I became annoyed and didn't play it. When the Halo franchise became Xbox exclusive, I saw myself completely aloof from the franchise, until couple of weeks back, when I saw this beautiful Halo 4 console while searching for games in Amazon. It was a love at first sight. After looking at the contents that come for an affordable price of $350, I placed the order without any hesitation. And now, I find myself loving it every time when I look at it and every time when I turn it on.The bundle comes with a Xbox console, two wireless controllers along with AA batteries, a cheap use and throw headset, RCA connectors for audio and video, a power adapter and a standard edition of Halo 4 game. One thing that really annoyed me was that M$ wants me to buy a HDMI cable separately and included rca connectors. In this age of digital technology, who would be still using analog rca connectors?The setup was quick and easy. The user interface of the new xbox looks a lot like the Metro UI of Windows 8. About the Halo 4 game itself, I had very little first hand experience playing with a controller and so I thought FPS was going to be sloppy but I was wrong. The character was easily maneuverable. Being a hardcore FPS gamer, I started playing Halo 4 in legendary difficulty level on the first go. I was easily able to play through, which was a bit of a surprise to me. But in the end, it was a unique FPS experience. I especially loved looking though the transparent controller, the vibration motors spinning while I fired. The graphics are ok - could have been very good looking if the console had the latest GPU. The cutscenes are CG movies but well made. The character animations and facial expressions are very good. Gameplay is smooth and fluid. I cannot say anything about the story as I am yet to complete the game (I don't find too much leisure of late), but it has been good so far.At the end of the day, I felt that this Halo 4 Xbox is more than just a regular console. It is a product of elegant design and beauty to commemorate one of the best sci-fi gaming franchises. I have to admit that the Xbox experience is nice, and also the other entertainment stuff apart from gaming. The custom sounds while ejecting the DVD ROM and powering the console on, also adds to the uniqueness. I highly recommend to buy this, especially the folks who are buying xbox for the first time. And for those who are thinking about Xbox 720, I am pretty sure that Microsoft will not introduce it for at-least one and half or may be two years. But why waste that much time of your life, expecting? Enjoy what you have in hand now.
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