Xbox Series X stock has become available to buy at GAME once again today with the retailer listing a whole bunch of pre-orders as available to buy.
At the time of writing GAME has 16 different Xbox Series X options available to choose from, including the console on its own as well as a range of bundles.
The cheapest Xbox Series X bundle is just shy of £500 and includes the console, three months worth of access to Xbox Game Pass Ultimate as well as a T shirt and hat.
While the most expensive Xbox Series X bundle is £574.94 and includes same items as well as an extra controller and dual charger.
The Xbox Series X is also listed as available for purchase via Xbox All Access, which allows you to pay for your shiny new next-gen console via 24 £28.99 monthly payments.
The GAME Xbox Series X restock comes after Amazon UK earlier today sold out of Xbox Series X stock. The online retail giant does still have Xbox Series S stock available if you want to pick up the cute, cheaper next-gen option.
If you want to purchase the Xbox Series X from GAME then click on this link to head to the page you need to visit.
When you head to the GAME website you’ll have to get in a queue if you want to pick up Microsoft’s next gen console.
Express.co.uk reached the end of the queue are were able to put an Xbox Series X bundle in our basket.
But stock of the Microsoft’s powerful console typically doesn’t last long so it remains to be seen how much longer GAME will have stock for.
An alternative option, if you just want to play the latest and greatest Xbox games, is the Xbox Series S which is available at Amazon UK.
While it is not as powerful as the Xbox Series X and is built for 1440p gaming instead of 4K, you will still be able to play the same games on it.
So games such as The Medium, which is out this week, as well as Halo Infinite, Hellblade 2, Avowed, the new Forza Motorsport, the next State of Decay and more will all be playable on the Series S.
And the best thing about these games is they will be all heading to Xbox Game Pass on day one.
More to follow…
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