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The Limited-Edition Halo: Reach 360 Bundle
A limited edition, "S-Model" silver Xbox 360 designed by Bungie is being bundled with a copy of Halo: Reach and other goodies for $399 in celebration of the game's September 14 release.
The 250GB system will not only come with the game, but also two wireless controllers and a headset. All of this features Reach-related graphics, and you'll also get a token for a limited edition Elite armor set and an episode of "Halo Legends." Furthermore, Microsoft says that the bundle will feature "custom sound effects from the Halo universe," but it wouldn't elaborate what these noises would be.
Microsoft will be selling the themed controllers and headset on their own for $59.99 and $49.99, respectively, in August. The controllers will come with a token for an animated Covenant Banshee avatar item.
All this stuff will only be available while supplies last, so you'll have to pre-order yours as soon as possible if you hope to snag any of these Reach-related items.
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