Yup, system + $59 controller (white, black or blue) is $439 on Xbox.com.
well for me personally, my main will be the ps5. So it makes zero sense getting the series x. However, the series S is appealing for exclusives+gamepass.TheCraZyCloWn wrote: ↑ Who would buy this console lol
yeah getting a console for dirt cheap and games pass and not shelling out 90 for a new game sure must suck for parents for xmas.Ruciz wrote: ↑ Near terrible unit, no backward play of owned discs and terrible 512GB storage with under 400 available and proprietary memory modules to play series x titles instead of USB. Parents be careful, this unit may require new all digital $90 games so buy the Xbox cash cards not physical games. Also ensure there arent a bunch of Xbox 360 or Xbox one discs at your house because if so you need the other more expensive unit that'll play those with its disc drive
exactly. and physical games on these systems make no sense because there are always bloody downloads and updates. only console worth getting physical is the switchalexander0885 wrote: ↑ well for me personally, my main will be the ps5. So it makes zero sense getting the series x. However, the series S is appealing for exclusives+gamepass.
I guess if you don't have a PC and need to play Xbox exclusive games makes sense but you are buying a console with only 4tf vs 10tf for 100$ diff ps5 or 200$ for xbsxalexander0885 wrote: ↑ well for me personally, my main will be the ps5. So it makes zero sense getting the series x. However, the series S is appealing for exclusives+gamepass.
it'll be over $200CDN to get a 1tb memory card, £160 converts to $270CDN today, so the extra 512gb in the xsx is near worth it alone ignoring all the other benefits. Hope those parents have fast internet or only one child who plays.
Thanks for telling everyone. I was hoping Craigslist and Kijiji will be littered with used ones for $150 ... this is what they're really worth, if anything.Ruciz wrote: ↑ Near terrible unit, no backward play of owned discs and terrible 512GB storage with under 400 available and proprietary memory modules to play series x titles instead of USB. Parents be careful, this unit may require new all digital $90 games so buy the Xbox cash cards not physical games. Also ensure there arent a bunch of Xbox 360 or Xbox one discs at your house because if so you need the other more expensive unit that'll play those with its disc drive
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