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Grab those deals man. XB1 is awesome even without the upgraded S version. In fact, if they're not hardcore gamers they probably couldn't even tell the difference in the look.
Thanks! The hard drive was my next question. They've been pretty satisfied with the 360 , my main worry was not getting something that would be a doorstop because of whatever the next version was going to be would make the 1 or 1S obsolete. The 360's game's backwards compatibility sounds like it's not the huge deal it was initially.
The S is only $299, and includes a pack in game. Plus it's more future proof in that it outputs 4k and has a UHD Bluray player (those things are about $300 retail for just the player). I'd go with the S personally.
This.
I'm talking about if there's a Black Friday deal where the original drops to $180 or something.
Mostly defensive, but I'm sure to join in a couple wars with other Civs to - 1. Keep them honest (I will fight you) 2. Keep a solid group of allies.
There was an "early release" available. Basically, you pay $20 more and get the game 3 days early. Or to put it the other way, EA just refused to release the finished game to people who wouldn't pony up another $20.
Interesting indeed. Lots of questions raised. Are those removable controls motion controllers like the Wii? Is it running Skyrim remastered or Skyrim from 2011? How close is this too current consoles? Do they have long term agreements with the major 3rd party publishers? Is this remote/cross play? Will on the go gaming require wifi? Will it be able to be on the go with every game?
I'm usually not one to complain when companies try for extra $$, as long as they give something worthwhile back (have all the super duper tin encased artwork included special editions you want), but this is pretty lame. They basically made the normal "Tuesday" release a premium thing - I hope this doesn't become the norm.
Not sure what you're asking here. I was just speaking about the ability to put large amounts of data on a small card like a SD card.
Sorry I am talking about how they are going to run a AAA game on a tablet (I dont believe it can currently be done). Does the cart help with this issue?
That I have no idea on as the specs haven't been released yet, I was just commenting on your initial question on the game fitting. Some commenters on Kotaku were saying there was a whole lot of frame dropping in the demo video so I would expect some limitations but not sure exactly how much or how impactful it will all be.
Most retailers had that deal a couple of weeks ago. That's why I finally caved. I got the Tomb Raider 1TB bundle for $199 plus a free game of my choice (chose Forza Horizon 3).
From gizmodo:Hawks64 said:
I don't even bother with other cities. unless I need to cut a swath through a country to get to their capital. Normally I go straight for them and ignore everything else.
I use these. I got them because they are wireless. Been using them about a year now with no issues. Headset
I just bought a Vizio 1080P 6 mos ago partly because I'm cheap and partly because I couldn't see a big difference in the pictures. I know next time out I'll pretty much have to go UHD TV, but my present thought is if the XB1 1080P picture looks great now it'll still look great in a couple years. Especially if I can score one for $200 less than a 1S.
PM sent. I'd love one if you have any left.East Coast Bias said:
I hate this game but can't stop playing it.
I like the Turtle Beaches as well. Used to have an Astro but it started having all sorts of mic issues after 1.5 years so no way I was going to blow another $300 on Astros. Been very happy with the TBs so far.
