For the second year in a row, Kellogg's and Xbox 360 have teamed up to offer all kinds of 360 themed offers, goodies and deals in specially marked Kellogg's brand items. This means that when you're shopping at your local supermarket, take a look at a box of Pop-Tarts, Rice Krispie Treats, Fruit Loops or Gushers and odds are there will be some kind of mail-in offer. What kind of offers you ask? Well, we recently saw an Xbox 360 messenger bag for three UPCs and a few dollars shipping. Semi-free swag FTW! Though, just like last year, the items usually come with some sort of Kellogg's branding on them too ... so be warned.Speaking of offers, we don't have a BJ Superstores nearby, but Xbox.com says that they have a special offer on their Rice Krispie Treats where you can mail-in a form to get a copy of Viva Piñata for free. Anyone knowledgeable about this offer or how many UPCs you need? We want the deets and are willing to down up to eight boxes of smores flavored Pop-Tarts to secure ourselves a free game.
A 360 Fanboy reader pointed out these cool Xbox 360 wristbands for us today. The wristbands are available at Best Buy (in store only) for $1 dollar each. The proceeds from each band will be donated to the Boys and Girls Clubs of America. Specifically, proceeds will go towards teaching computer skills and helping children learn to use technology in creative ways. No doubt, this is a diabolical strategy to recruit the next generation of 
Over at the Bungie Store they're offering brand new clothing that will keep you warm and cozy. There's a brand new "No Scope To The Dome" tshirt and a Halo 3 micro fleece jacket. Is it just me or are the prices rather high over at the Bungie Store? Even shipping is a tad exaggerated ... or maybe I'm just so damn frugal. Go snoop around the site and see if anything makes you happy, because you know all the cool kids wear Halo merch.
