Microsoft Dropping Xbox One Price… Again

By Alex Osborn

Microsoft has announced it will once again be dropping the price of Xbox One to $349.

"I want to thank all of the Xbox fans who contributed to our record-setting holiday and making 2014 such a successful year," Major Nelson said in a post on his blog. "The Xbox One deals were quite popular and have inspired a new promotion starting January 16 where fans in the U.S. can buy an Xbox One for $349 at their preferred retailer."

In addition, Head of Xbox Phil Spencer shared a few details on what's ahead for Xbox fans in 2015. For a better look at what's in store, check out the video below.

Will you be picking up an Xbox One now that the price is dropping back down to $349?

Alex Osborn
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