13 March 2009 13:00 GMT / By Ben Crompton
Any Xbox 360/Resident Evil fans take heed, Gamestation has a limited edition Xbox 360 Red Elite console available now.Riding the crest of the Resident Evil wave, this pack contains the red console, wireless controller, Resident Evil 5 game along with a few other extras.
An interesting inclusion in the pack is a Chris Redfield figurine, though we would have thought that anyone playing a game such as this would have grown out of dolls - sorry action figures - a long time ago.
However, the addition of a token for Street Fighter II HD Turbo Remix is a bonus and at £229.99 for the whole package is possibly worth a look. Gaming, Xbox 360, Gamestation, Daily Tech Deal




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