Key Retailer Websites Fall Amid Xbox Series X Pre-Orders • Eurogamer.net



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All Access GAME vendors, Smyths both offline.

Key retailer websites have gone offline amid Xbox Series X pre-orders.

The GAME and Smyths websites are currently offline. In the UK, GAME and Smyths are the only two retailers allowed to sell Xbox All Access, meaning paying monthly for a new Xbox instead of everything up front.

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Tweets from official store accounts reveal that retailers are working to restore their sites now.

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A GAME source told Eurogamer this morning that their website collapse was the result of a number of problems, including the sale of the All Access program, problems with the delivery system, and a rather notable deal that was apparently offered in error. .

This bug meant that people could buy an Xbox Series X with a Turtle Beach headset for just £ 320. An Xbox Series X should cost £ 450 on its own.

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Meanwhile, the Xbox Series X is out of stock on the internet, including on sites like Amazon, ShopTo, and even Microsoft’s own store. The Xbox Series S is still available.

Did you manage to get an Xbox Series X / S pre-order this morning?



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