Amazon's German-language site has posted an Xbox 360 4GB Arcade bundle today for pre-order, a unit that is likely the cheaper slim hardware that Microsoft promised last month.
The 4GB means the system will include that amount of storage, likely as a USB flash drive or built-in NVRAM.
Microsoft's current Xbox Arcade model only has 512MB of NVRAM.
Amazon's listed system is priced at €148.99 (about $190 USD), which will make it the cheapest Xbox 360 console to date.
There is also the addition of "bundle" into the name, which means there is the possibility of a game bundled, or at least some Xbox Arcade credit.
The e-tailer has the street date listed as August 20th, 2010, which is during the Gamescom 2010 event.
Microsoft's current Xbox Arcade model only has 512MB of NVRAM.
Amazon's listed system is priced at €148.99 (about $190 USD), which will make it the cheapest Xbox 360 console to date.
There is also the addition of "bundle" into the name, which means there is the possibility of a game bundled, or at least some Xbox Arcade credit.
The e-tailer has the street date listed as August 20th, 2010, which is during the Gamescom 2010 event.
