Japan getting Lost Planet / Ace Combat 6 Xbox bundle

by Richard Mitchell { Oct 20th 2009 at 12:50PM }

Seems like everyone has to get in on the Elite bundle action these days. Game Watch reports that a new Xbox 360 Elite bundle is headed to Japan, with both Lost Planet: Colonies and Ace Combat 6 baked right in. it also comes packed with the normal Elite goodies -- headset, wireless controller and (incredibly flexible) composite cables. Unfortunately, the bundle fails to meet super Elite status, as it contains only a paltry 120GB hard drive.

Still, at ¥29,980 (~$330), it's not a bad deal. The bundle goes on sale in Japan starting October 29.

Tags: ace-combat, ace-combat-6, bundle, elite, japan, lost-planet, lost-planet-colonies, xbox-360-elite

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

E.J. @ Oct 20th 2009 2:29PM

what the hell is up with MS and Sony and only providing composite cables? aren't they HD consoles?

xbox420king @ Oct 20th 2009 2:39PM

Im guessing because they think more people own SD tvs than HD ones

Chris Guy @ Oct 20th 2009 2:54PM

Isn't this getting a little old? Yes MS has stopped shipping HDMI cables. Composite is still considered HD by the way.

CynicalStrike @ Oct 20th 2009 7:04PM

"Im guessing because they think more people own SD tvs than HD ones"

I think it's more to do with making people shell out another £20 for HD cables.

UnpureSaiyan @ Oct 20th 2009 2:53PM

Isn't this getting a little old? Yes MS has stopped shipping HDMI cables. Composite is still considered HD by the way.

the_list @ Oct 20th 2009 4:57PM

Composite is SD. You are thinking of component.

Unpure Saiyan @ Oct 20th 2009 5:49PM

True. True. Wrong word, thanks.

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