Xbox Limited Edition Bundle Special @ Gaming Target

Written by Matt Swider on November 22, 2002

Special: Reminder: The two games come in a single box. There's no need to spend three hours looking for Sega GT 2002 like you already lost it or something.

After taking a look at the coverage we have for each product that comes packed inside this Xbox Limited Edition Bundle, those missing out on the fun are surely going eager to join in. Walmart seems to have the best deal in town right now and if you need further convincing, be sure to head over to Microsoft's Bundle page. This can probably be summed up as the best holiday gift, and is more than enough reason for me to thank the jolly green giant known as Microsoft.
--> Despite providing the most powerful console last year, offering superior visuals among leading games this year, and currently running online with the revolutionary capabilities of Xbox Live, Microsoft is using another 1-up to include even more into the system just in time for the holiday season. Remember when a videogame system would come packaged with at least one game or as many as two controllers? Well, Microsoft decided to offer that same deal we were so fond of back in the day and sent over the bundle so we could explore the complete package.

While $200 may have gotten current Xbox gamers the most superior system on the market, those who don't already own the console will now be able to experience two of Sega's hottest games and one new Controller S for free! Since both Jet Set Radio Future and Sega GT 2002 are featured in the bundle, it won't take people long to see why Xbox is the leading contender these days. Additionally, the Controller S now provides a sleeker design that puts all the power in the palms of the gamer. With a deal like this, bundle owners have a great start to building their collection of Xbox games in the future.

Xbox Unit Features:

Four game controller ports that allow easy multiplayer gaming and enable other peripherals, ranging from game pads to voice-activated headsets
Front-loading DVD tray
Multisignal audio-video connector that allows for easy hookup to televisions and home theater systems
Ethernet port for rich, fast-action online gaming via a broadband connection
NVIDIA graphics processing unit (GPU), delivering more than three times the graphics performance of other consoles
Intel 733MHz processor, the most powerful CPU of any console
Internal hard drive, for massive storage of game information Ч a first in the console gaming industry

Controller S Features:

Six analog buttons with 256 levels of sensitivity
Two analog pressure-point triggers
Two vibration feedback motors
One eight-way directional pad
Two menu navigation buttons
Two expansion slots for memory cards or other accessories (sold separately)
One 9.8 foot cable with inline release

Our take on Jet Set Radio Future
http://www.gamingtarget.com/SectionViewer.aspx?SectionID=81

Our take on Sega GT 2002
http://www.gamingtarget.com/SectionViewer.aspx?SectionID=135