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Xbox One X White 1TB Fallout 76 Bundle + Red Dead Redemption 2 at $460 ($100 off)

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GameStop is now offering the Xbox One X Robot White Special Edition 1TB Fallout 76 Bundle with a copy of Red Dead Redemption 2 for $459.99 shipped. The console bundle with Fallout 76 is regularly $500 and RDR2 is still on pre-order at $60 (it’ll be released on October 26th). That’s a total savings of $100 and nets you a pair of the biggest games of the year. Head below for more details and right here for the rest of today’s best game deals.

Don’t need the console bundle? You can still pre-order Red Dead Redemption 2 with 3 months of Xbox Live attached for free. And you might as well pick up the Red Dead Redemption 2 official hardcover game guide while its at its all-time low of $24 (Reg. $30+)

Xbox One X Robot White Special Edition 1TB:

Purchase the Early Pick-up Xbox One X Robot White Special Edition Fallout 76 Bundle, which includes a full-game digital copy of Fallout 76 (Not Playable until 11/14), the Xbox One X special edition console, matching controller, 1-month Xbox Game Pass trial, and 1-Month Xbox Live Gold. Xbox Live Gold required to play game (sold separately, 1 month included). Explore, quest, build, and triumph in a vibrant, post-nuclear wasteland. Xbox Live Gold required to play game (sold separately, 1 month included).

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