If you still don’t own an Xbox 360, and you’ve got young kids who’ll also be using the console, you may want to consider the $199.99 Xbox 360 Arcade Spring 2010 bundle. Amazon just revealed the latest bundle, which contains the kid-friendly games Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts and Viva Piñata. How cute! And colorful too!

If you decide that this particular bundle is for you, you end up getting a nice selection of stuff to start with. You get a white Xbox 360 with 256mb of memory built in, Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts, Viva Piñata, one wireless controller, all the necessary cords and cables and a one month subscription to Xbox LIVE Gold…

As if a response to Sony’s PS3 Slim and PS3 price reduction announcements at GamesCon, Microsoft recently reduced the price of its Xbox 360 Elite model, beginning August 28, 2009.

And, of course, there was a web frenzy about it. Click through to see how many ways you can cover the same dern facts…

Video games are meant to be experienced with the most state-of-the-art television we can possibly find. The problem is HDTV penetration is not at its ideal level right now and some gamers are still playing in standard definition. Best Buy is looking to bring those gamers over to the realm of HD by offering up bundles that include Xbox 360 Arcade Consoles and HDTV’s made by Panasonic.

At the end of Best Buy’s circular for October 11, 2008, are two deals shown side by side. The first is that Best Buy is selling a 32 in. LCD Panasonic 720p HDTV with the Xbox 360 Arcade console for $699. This deal will continue throughout the week until…