Share / Email This Page More On About The Author Nic Healey can usually be found prone on a couch muttering about aspect ratios and 7.1 channel sound - which is helpful given that he's the home entertainment guy at CNET. Dodo is offering an Xbox bundle to attract new subscribers to its unlimited broadband offering. (Screenshot by Nic Healey/CNET Australia) The Dodo bundle includes a 4GB Xbox 360, a Kinect sensor, 24 months of Xbox Live Gold membership and three games -- Disneyland Adventures and Kinect Adventures, plus either Halo 4 or Sesame Street, presumably based on how many kids are in the house. You'll need to sign up for 24 months at AU$59.90 per month, and the minimum cost is AU$1437.60 over that 24 months. It's also worth noting that the AU$59.90 package is metropolitan only -- those who live in regional areas will have to pay AU$69.90. Dodo also has an AU$39.90 per month unlimited plan, which will give you a choice of either an Xbox game or a 12-month Xbox Live Gold subscription. So, is it worth it? Dodo has had a poor reputation in the past, but the most recent of the Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman (TIO) reports showed that complaints against Dodo have declined -- not overly significantly, but they were down 4.7 per cent from the last period. So that's AU$1536.60 for a 250GB Xbox with Kinect, two years of Xbox Live Gold, three games and an unlimited broadband plan for 24 months. It's