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August 24, 2007 11:04 AM PDT

Hot deal: Xbox 360 HD-DVD, plus six HD-DVD movies, for $170

by Emily Shurr
Xbox 360 HD-DVD player (Credit: CNET Networks)

Update at 2:09 pm, August 24, 2007--Sorry, folks, but almost as soon as we posted this Deal, the seller ran out of stock. If you still have a hankering, try CNET Reviews' price comparison feature here.

We've seen the Xbox 360 HD-DVD player listed at close to $200, so we're happy to find it offered for quite a bit less.

The Xbox 360 HD-DVD player is an inexpensive way for 360 owners to get high-def movies. For you gamers who already love your Xbox, just plug in the HD-DVD player and boost your at-home viewing with ultra-sharp images and surround sound.


What: Xbox 360 HD-DVD Player plus six HD-DVD movies
How much: $159.99
Shipping: $9
Where: GoGamer (via LogicBuy )
When: Through unknown date
Click here for CNET product review.

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MSRP was dropped to $179.99
by tec1271 August 24, 2007 12:57 PM PDT
Wasn't the MSRP dropped to $179.99 a few weeks ago?
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