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Xbox 360 250GB Kinect bundle dropping to $299.99 sooner than E3?

The picture above will not be a mockup. What you are looking at is a screen grab from the Online game element of Target’s online storefront proudly touting “free shipping” on a

$299.99 Xbox 360 250GB console with Kinect bundle. Unfortunately, your pulse-quickened click can be met with the prevailing $399.99 ticket at checkout. So what is going on here? Are retailers gearing up for price drops at the 250GB Kinect bundle previous to E3 or did Target’s arts and charts department just make a mistake? E3 Expo kicks off June 7th, so it won’t be long until we discovered either way.

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