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Xbox One 500GB Console - Gears of War: Ultimate Edition Bundle

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Condition
Used - Very Good
Model
5C6-00083
Storage
500 GB
Weight
12 lb
Color
Black
Platform
Xbox One
Input Device
Gamepad

Features 5

  • This console bundle features a a full-game download of Gears of War: Ultimate Edition, the Superstar Cole multiplayer skin, and early access to the Gears of War 4 Beta.
  • Play and store your games, including your Xbox 360 games, with the 500GB hard drive.
  • Experience the unique intensity, precision and comfort of the Xbox One Wireless Controller.
  • Jump ahead with Xbox One. Experience the greatest games lineup in Xbox history this year with exclusives like Halo 5: Guardians, Rise of the Tomb Raider and Forza Motorsport 6.

Description

Own the Xbox One Gears of War: Ultimate Edition Console Bundle, featuring a full-game download of Gears of War: Ultimate Edition, the Superstar Cole multiplayer skin, and early access to the Gears of War 4 Beta. Experience the original Gears of War rebuilt from the ground up in 1080p, including 60FPS competitive multiplayer with 19 maps and six game modes, and five campaign chapters never released on console.

Specs 15

Platform Xbox One
Input Device Gamepad
Connectivity Technology HDMI
Memory Storage Capacity 500 GB
Wireless Communication Technology Wi-Fi
Resolution 1080p
Software Update Supported to Date unknown
Color Black

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A wonderful family gaming system
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Reviewed in the United States on November 1, 2016 by Phyllis Adams
Xbox One is catching up.
I had to chose between this and a PS4. After considering Live being a better service, (that's giving away games every month now too, which was PS+ only saving grace), the TV functionality with Kinect, the elite controller, (which Sony doesn't have a parallel to), a few good exclusives, (Halo, Gears of war, Forza, etc), and backwards compatibility. The xbox was an easy choice. One that my kids and I are very happy with. 500g is a little small, considering you have to install everything you play on it, but if you've got a 3.0 USB hard drive laying around, put it into one of the 3 USB ports and you're good for awhile. It's actually slightly faster loading off of USB 3.0 because the internal drive is a slower 5400 RPM drive and it's using SATA II, which USB 3.0 crushes. (Google benchmarks between the difference if you want.) So the Gears of War remake is a little dated. Still fun though, and it came with Syndicate and Forza Horizon 2, so I felt that was a better deal out of the ones they had on offer. The rare replay bundle might be worth it as well, if you don't have those already in live. ... show more
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Great System from MicroSoft
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Its an Xbox, what else to say
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Great console, controller and the best game lineup out there for consoles
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Reviewed in the United States on November 30, 2015 by R. Gorall
Xbox One
I wanted to create a guide to help those interested in purchasing an Xbox One, since there are so many bundles, and offers change constantly. I'll attempt to keep this up to date as the bundles change. This is NOT a comparison to Playstation 4 or Wii U. A short list of features that may interest you, shared by all Xbox Ones (more details can be found in product descriptions and Microsoft sites) - HDMI pass through. You can hook up an HDMI device to the back of an Xbox One to view the content from that device without changing inputs or leaving the X1 interface. This allows for split screen viewing and if a cable box or the official TV tuner, you can view the channel guide, watch TV, and set recordings. It is backwards compatible with some Xbox 360 games. This is great for those with backlogs (like me...) or those who want to revisit finished games without having another console plugged into the wall/TV. In the fall, owners of publisher approved disc or digital 360 games will be able to play them emulated on the X1. Some X1 games also include their 360 precursors with purchase for play on the X1 in case you missed them. Rainbow Six Siege includes both R6 Vegas Xbox 360 games, for example. List of games and other info here -[...] It will stream content to Windows 10 devices. Xbox Live Gold now applies to households instead of individuals; meaning that multiple accounts on the same console can have access to the same features but have differing account restrictions (I.E. parental controls). So you can let your kids play Garden Warfare online, but not Gears of War. External USB 3.0 storage. This is great because, 1) you don't need to open the console and replace a hard disc to add storage, just plug in and the X1 will format the drive, 2) even disc-based games have compulsory installs and can be upwards of 50GB each, eating storage space quickly, 3) external drives can be spacious and cheap, and last but not least, 4) USB 3.0 is actually faster than the internal hard disc interface. This means that a game on an external drive will load faster than one on the internal drive, usually by a significant amount. The bundles- The current bundles include a newer controller that has a standard 3.5mm audio jack built in and output both game and chat audio through it. Legacy consoles shouldn’t be expected to be widely available at the suggested price (and some I haven’t included, due to their rarity at this point). You may have better luck at other outlets finding the legacy consoles (Microsoft Store, Dell, various brick-and-mortar stores). There are no functional differences. All bundles include a controller, HDMI cable, chat headset (with exceptions), and a 14 day Xbox Live Gold trial membership (paid $60/year service to play online and download the Games with Gold, a monthly rotation of full games you're free to download and keep (forever for 360 games and as long as you have Live Gold in active subscription for X1 games). Current bundles (with rating based on what you get for the money. Star and letter ratings are intended for the suggested price listed next to the bundle, not whatever current prices are.) - Amazon is presently offering a $30 gift card with all bundles, so be sure to select that product version (Microsoft Store is offering additional games and $75 gift card, FYI). Rainbow Six Siege 1TB bundle. $399. Includes console, new controller, disc version of the title game and downloads of the Rainbow Six Vegas Xbox 360 games, with a chat headset. A new class-based multiplayer shooter with the excellent tactical precursor campaigns. 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There's little information about the size of the SSD partition and many hybrid drives don't allow you to choose what content is on which partition. The elite controller has been released to wide acclaim (modifiable professional controllers can easily go for twice as much), but is scarce on its own at present. If you want the best/most storage and best controller out of the box, this is the bundle for you, but you won't get any games with it. B+ rating. Please note that the bundle with two controllers does not include a second Elite controller, but a regular wireless one. Kinect 500GB Bundle - $399. Includes 500GB console, the Kinect camera, a chat headset, controller, and three Kinect-focused game downloads: Dance Central Spotlight, Kinect Sports Rivals and Zoo Tycoon. Finally another Kinect bundle! The X1 UI is made better and more easily navigable with the Kinect, and there are fun, energetic games to be played with it. A rating. 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Next Gen...here I come...finally.
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Once bitten, TWICE screwed...
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