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Xbox One 1 TB Console - Fallout 4 Bundle

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  • This product includes: 1TB hard drive Xbox One Console, Fallout 4 game physical disc, Fallout 3 full-game digital download (card with a code on it in the console box), newly updated Xbox One black wireless controller with a 3.5mm headset jack so you can plug in any compatible headset, Xbox One Chat Headset, 14-day trial of Xbox Live Gold, AC Power Cable, and an HDMI Cable.
  • Experience the next generation of open-world gaming in Fallout 4.
  • Experience the most advanced multiplayer on Xbox Live.
  • Play select Xbox 360 games on your Xbox One with backwards compatibility.

Description

Own the Xbox One Fallout 4 Console Bundle, featuring a 1TB hard drive, Fallout 4, and a full-game download of Fallout 3. Experience the next generation of open-world gaming from Bethesda Game Studios, the award-winning creators of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim.

Release date: November 10, 2015


Product Dimensions: 17.7 x 14.5 x 7 inches; 10.87 Pounds


Type of item: Video Game


Rated: Rating Pending


Item model number: KF7-00096


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Item Weight: 10.85 pounds


Manufacturer: Microsoft


Batteries: 2 AA batteries required.


Date First Available: October 2, 2015


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    • The Xbox One has changed the face of gaming...
So far, so good. The Xbox One is really a marvel of technology. Microsoft crammed about as much performance into this machine as possible and it really shows in the latest generation. I have been a desktop gamer (someone who uses a computer, not a console system like this) for many years, but finally got tired of it when I realized that system upgrades were generally costing me $500-800 every time I wanted to play the newest games (which was every few years) and I could get a new console system for less than that. So, starting with the Xbox 360, I switched over to console gaming and never looked back. The controllers make life easier (some complain that there's not "as much" that you can do with a controller vs. a keyboard but I feel like a keyboard system is just way too complicated) while still giving you plenty of features (two top hats, directional controller, four buttons, two triggers and two bumpers - that's 13 ways to interact with the game (since the top hats can also be pressed as buttons too) and I think that's plenty). So, fast forward to this purchase of the new Xbox One with Fallout 4. Wow. The graphics are amazing. Gone are the days of people/creatures looking like polygons, they look like people. Computer generated people, yes - we haven't quite hit the live action virtual reality level yet, but the level of detail and quality are stunning. So, from a gaming perspective, I'm thrilled with the Xbox One. Then there's the features of the system itself. Gone are the days of a gaming console just being a gaming console. Now, with the Xbox One, I can play games, listen to music, watch movies, Netflix, Hulu, YouTube, surf the web, chat on Skype and MORE! Did I mention it can integrate with your CABLE SERVICE?!?!?!? Being able to switch from a game to watching TV or Netflix or whatever, quickly and easily is amazing. Being able to leave a game, jump into something else and then come back to the game UNINTERRUPTED is mind blowing. I've never seen anything like this and it really has to be experienced to be believed. So, after I got the Xbox One, I decided to grab a couple of games at GameStop as well as picking up a gently used Xbox One Kinect. Whole. New. World. So, now I can *talk* to my Xbox, tell it to turn on, turn off, switch to a new app, play, pause, change channels...if I could ask it to get me coffee in the morning, I'd be all set. On top of that, the Kinect + Live Gold = Fitness apps. No joke, they have free ones. If you're a couch potato like me, these apps are amazing. Get your butt up off the couch and make sure you spend 30 minutes with Fitness. If you're a workout nut, I think you'll find something in there for you as well. P90X anyone? Insanity? Just amazing. To sum up, the Xbox One has changed the face of gaming consoles to become entertainment companions. It's no longer "Where do you want to go today?" it's "What would you like to do with your time?" Gaming, education, TV, movies, fitness...what else do you need? ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2016 by Howling Coyote
    • Overall review
5 stars to Amazon, 5 stars to Fallout 4, but a B to the manufacturer of the Xbox One with details at the bottom on this review. Amazon is by far the Best company I have dealt with on dealing with any problems hince the 5 stars. Minor problem with my new Xbox One Fallout bundle was taken care of with a replacement at my doorstep in less than 20 hours from time I called them after opening the shipping package. My hat goes off to Amazon's problem solving abilities on getting the job done speedy. On Fallout 4 I'd give 5 stars. On Gameplay: I have played Fallout 1,2,3, & New Vegas. I've played about 30 hours of Fallout 4 now & here is my honest take on the game. Be prepared for a challenge. Am playing "normal" gameplay & not "survival" gameplay. May play survival on the 2nd or 3rd play through as I see a replayable game. Graphics have great eye appeal. Very detailed environment on items such as guns,buildings, etc. The looks of the people are better than the previous games, but not quite there yet. Be prepared to die often early in the game until you get better experience to use in the SPECIAL traits. At normal game play I've run into about 4 legendary opponents with interesting items once they were defeated. When you first start out I'd recommend putting points to the locksmith skill, hacker skill, & gunslinger as pistols are what you run across early in the game with the locksmith/hacker skills allowing access to areas you like to go to. Makes the game more manageable with those base traits where is more fun to play instead of getting frustrated when you character has too few of any one thing. The new vats combat system slowing down time with opponents still reacting in real time while you aim/fire instead of freezing time like in previous games makes Fallout 4 a more challenging game. That espically goes for dealing with legendary opponents. However, it adds to the game. Nothing should be a cake walk. The ability to make structures,etc is a nice touch. Along with being able to update weapons etc. Again, it is obvious they spent a lot of time on allowing players this option with the detailed everything in the game. On container contents I do like what they did better than previous games. When you pass your aim over a container it shows if anything is there & allows you to take anything with a push of a button instead of having to open the container. MAKE SURE you save often. The unexpected can happen. As well on some instances I've run into a few corrupt save files which will not load. By quick saving you won't loose much game progress. I do have one last tidbit that is simple & fairly easy. At a chem station make Grape Mentats with 2 hub flowers, 1 whiskey, & 1 mentats as this gives you +5 Charm/10% better buy/sell when bartering for 8 minutes. Helps early in the game to get as much as possible out of items you sell if you store several items by a vendor before you use the grape mentats. On the Xbox One I'd give a B instead of a A; Mainly as the manufacturer requirement of Internet even though you are buying disc games not downloadable content to play. I have never not been able to use anything right out of the box which is the case here. Took me a little while to chill out about this(ok, ok sleeping on it overnight made it less of a impact). I think those like me( most likely a minority in today's world) who do not use online gaming or have access to high speed internet at home will be a bit of a put off from the day one update you are required to do before you can even have a access to the system you just bought. I think they are trying to keep the console running as smoothly as possible with system updates immediaty which is understandable, but difficult for us without high speed internet to deal with. I used a friends high speed & took a little over 2 hours to download & set up console before I could use the Xbox one along with the Fallout 4 update. If you do not have any high speed access at all you may want to stick with the Xbox 360 as the day one download is daunting . Once you do the day one download Xbox is definitely a very nice upgrade from the 360 from a non hardcore gamers point of view. I play 2 to 3 games a year at most & do not play online games. Why should I spend $600 a year for high speed internet just to play a game not online, but a game disk I paid for. I hope Microsoft will release updates to the Xbox One via Internet downloadable content that I can transfer to a flash drive then to my Xbox One for updates. I do need to mention if you have kids who will be using it you may want to hold off on getting a Xbox One until they either put out more games for everyone for the Xbox One or more backwards compatible games for younger people. Hope my experience helps anyone on deciding on upgrading to Xbox One as required day one download took some getting use to. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 24, 2015 by MikeA

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