Xbox One S Minecraft bundle gets discounted to $249 through March 18

If you still have yet to pull the trigger on an Xbox One S, Microsoft's latest offer should look pretty tempting. Right now, you can grab an Xbox One S Minecraft bundle for $249 through the Microsoft Store and retailers like Walmart, Target, Amazon and other retailers. That's a full $50 off its regular price.

The bundle usually goes for $299, so that's a pretty solid deal. In addition to Microsoft's latest Xbox console, the bundle also throws in Minecraft for Xbox One and Windows 10, along with the 13 content packs like the Halo Mash-up and Festive Mash-Up packs.

The best price we've seen on this bundle was a $229 one-day sale in December, but this is probably the best price you'll see on the bundle until the holidays roll around again. If you're interested, you can pick up this bundle from the Microsoft Store and Microsoft retail partners like Amazon, Target, GameStop, Best Buy, and Walmart.com. Just be aware that this price cut is only set to last through March 18.

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