The Xbox One is now $50 cheaper in the Microsoft Store, including the Titanfall bundle, which is also receiving the discount in Target and Walmart.

"This is not a price drop on Xbox One. The Microsoft retail stores often set prices and run promotions in line with the rest of the retail industry, ensuring that its customers always get a good value for the devices and services purchased from the stores. The current online and physical Microsoft retail store price is not reflective of an MSRP price drop on Xbox One, which is still priced at $499 USD," wrote Microsoft on their site.

See an image of the ad here.

The Titanfall bundle comes with a digital copy of the game only, and when on Walmart's site placing the order, the user must add the game to the cart and then sign into their account. It is then that the discount will be applied.

It is currently unclear as to how long the deal will run for. Other Xbox One listings can be seen here.

Last night Xbox One consoles were $399 at Amazon if a purchaser used the code XIAMAZON, which is $100 off the price of the regular system.
There was already a sale for the console, with $50 slashed off, and it included the game Forza Motorsport 5.

The deal only ran for a few hours, late in the night.