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Titanfall bundle packs in free mech multiplayer with your Xbox One on March 11

By Adam Rosenberg Published March 19, 2014

Check out our review of Titanfall.

Titanfall is out on March 11, and Microsoft will be offering a limited time promotional tie-in that gets you an Xbox One and the game for $500, which is normally the price of the new console on its own. The bundle will be available via Microsoft’s online store and select retailers (not specified), and pre-orders are open now.

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The Titanfall Xbox One bundle includes a download code for Respawn Entertainment’s game, an Xbox One with Kinect, an Xbox One wireless controller, an Xbox One chat headset, and one month of Xbox Live Gold membership – straightforward stuff. If you’ve been holding out for Titanfall before grabbing Microsoft’s new console, this is the bundle you’re looking for. Try to act surprised.

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Former Gaming/Movies Editor

Previously, Adam worked in the games press as a freelance writer and critic for a range of outlets, including Digital Trends…

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