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SAVE $51.99: As of Nov. 27,Watch Sexy Assassins (2012) you can get the Microsoft Xbox Series X (1TB, Digital Edition) for just $398 at Walmart. That's $51.99 off the list price.

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PlayStation and Nintendo get a lot of attention in the video game console market, but Microsoft's Xbox Series X is still a solid gaming option — and you can get it on sale at Walmart for a smidgen less than other retailers.

As of Nov. 27, you can score a Microsoft Xbox Series X (1TB, Digital Edition) for $398 at Walmart. That’s $1.99 cheaper than the $399.99 price at Best Buy and Target. It’s also $51.99 off the Xbox Series X's usual $449.99 asking price. Note: This is for the digital edition, so you won’t be able to use discs with this console.

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The Xbox Series X is one of Microsoft’s most powerful models. It features DirectX ray tracing, a custom SSD, and 4K gaming at up to 120 frames per second. And, like the PS5, you can also play older-generation games on the Series X.

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