Since its release, Microsoft’s Xbox Series X and Sony’s PlayStation 5 have been out of stock, meaning it’s difficult for the majority of gamers to buy at the official suggested retail price. Interestingly, the latest news is that Microsoft is trying to solve the supply-side conundrum by offering a “certified” official remake of the Xbox Series X. Sadly, for now, only gamers living in the US can buy one for $469.99.
In addition, consumers must purchase at least one digital version of the game, a controller, and optional accident insurance. The digital version of the game includes Gone Light 2, Assassin’s Creed: Valhalla, Farming Simulator 22, Resident Evil 8: Village, Cyberpunk 2077, and the newly released El Deng French Ring, etc.
The best deal is the Robot White Xbox Wireless Controller ($54.99), and the highest is the 2nd Gen Elite Controller ($139.99).
If you buy it at the lowest price, the Xbox Series X official refurbishment price is also as high as $552.47 (including shipping in the United States), which is quite close to the second-hand transaction price on eBay, but it at least has the official “bundle benefits” and standards. 12-month warranty.