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Xbox One S 500GB Console - Minecraft Bundle [Discontinued]

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  • Includes: Xbox One S 500GB Console, full game downloads of Minecraft for Xbox One and Windows 10, Xbox Wireless Controller, HDMI cable (4K Capable), Power cable and 14-day Xbox Live Gold Trial.
  • Comes with the Favorites Pack, featuring seven fabulous, community-favorite content Packs such as Halo Mash-up and Festive Mash-up.
  • Also includes the Builder's Pack, featuring six additional content Packs like the Biome Settlers Pack 1 and Greek Mythology Mash-up.

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The Xbox One S Minecraft Favorites Bundle (500GB), featuring everything you need to build, create, and explore! Get full game downloads of Minecraft for Xbox One and Windows 10, plus thirteen fabulous, community-favorite content Packs, including Halo Mash-up and Festive Mash-up. Craft new Minecraft worlds together with friends on Xbox Live, the best community of gamers around the world. And now with the new Xbox One S, you can even watch 4K Blu-ray movies, stream Netflix and Amazon Prime in stunning 4K Ultra HD, and play a growing library of Xbox 360 games. With all the biggest blockbusters this year, there's never been a better time to jump ahead with Xbox One.


Release date: September 27, 2016


Pricing: The strikethrough price is the List Price. Savings represents a discount off the List Price.


Product Dimensions: 17 x 12 x 5 inches; 10.4 Pounds


Binding: Video Game


Rated: Everyone 10+


Item model number: ZQ9-00043


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Item Weight: 10.4 pounds


Manufacturer: Microsoft Software


Batteries: 2 AA batteries required. (included)


Date First Available: September 20, 2016


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    • Happy middle-aged gamer here and glad I upgraded!
I'm a late-comer to gaming and was really excited about getting this system, even though I absolutely loved my old Xbox 360E. There are so many pluses to upgrading to the Xbox One S, especially since the price on these bundles have gone down since the original Xbox One's release. The bundle I bought is the Minecraft bundle and it comes with codes to download Minecraft for Xbox One, plus the Favorites and Builder's packs. It comes in white, which was the color I wanted, and the slim size fits perfectly in my entertainment center, which was a major factor in choosing the S over the full-size console since my space is limited. The Xbox One S has a faster processor and downloads games much faster than my Xbox 360E. It also has 4K video capabilities and will play Blu-ray, another plus since I don't own a Blu-ray player. I don't have 4K television yet, but the fact that the capability is there for the future is another plus. I subscribe to Xbox Live and, if you're coming from the Xbox 360, you'll notice that the interface is a bit different (it's Windows 10), but not that hard to get used to once you start exploring. All my old profile information was right there as soon as I signed in and, as I understand it, you can actually be signed in to Live on both your Xbox 360 and the Xbox One at the same time. Although I haven't actually tried that yet, I definitely see that as another plus if you plan on keeping your old Xbox 360 for the kids or grandkids to play on. I was a little concerned about storage space because this bundle comes with the 500GB console, rather than the terabyte or 2 terabyte versions and Xbox One games are a lot bigger than Xbox 360 games. But with the Xbox One being made by Microsoft, you can use just about any external USB hard drive over 256GB, simply connect it, auto-format it and you have more storage. I figured out the size requirements for the games I definitely know I'm going to be buying and playing (you can look up how many gigabytes each game requires in the Microsoft online store) and I'll still have about 150GB of storage left over, so I'm good to go for awhile. An easy off-the-top-of-your-head formula is to figure anywhere from 20 to 35 GB for a large open-world game like Witcher III: Wild Hunt or Skyrim Definitive Edition, 1 to 2 GB for games like Minecraft and 2 to 7GB for basic platformers and other games. Downloaded games will need even more space than games you play off disc. Another plus for me is that many of the games that have been remastered for Xbox One (like Skyrim Special Edition and Minecraft for Xbox One) have much of the DLC and extras included for free. Also, many mods are available for Skyrim and also Witcher III: Wild Hunt that you can download for free. On Xbox Live, I now get four free games per month with my Games with Gold subscription, instead of just two - two games for Xbox One and two for Xbox 360 - because the monthly game selections for Xbox 360 are backwards compatible. (I save space by only downloading the games I really want to play, because the free games can eat up your gigabytes really fast.) My biggest reason, however, for upgrading to the Xbox One is that there are several games exclusive to Xbox One, like Styx and Far Cry Primal, that don't have an Xbox 360 version and I wanted to play them. Backwards compatibility was also a factor because I'd invested so heavily in games for the 360. This bundle also comes with a free 14-day trial of Xbox Live, which I highly recommend trying. I don't know that you absolutely need it to get system updates to your console and controller or game updates, but I love Live because there is a lot of value-added content that you don't get without a membership. Like the four free game downloads each month (Games with Gold), plus your game stats and all your game information are saved in the Cloud. So if you get a different console you can just connect to your account and everything's still there. The one downside I can see is that if you decide not to keep your Xbox Live Membership, it's my understanding that you lose access to any downloaded through Games with Gold or any indie games you've purchased, which is kind of a bummer, whereas on Xbox 360 you only lose access to the indie games. As far as the expense of an Xbox Live membership, I just always wait for a sale on the yearly memberships. If you keep your eye out on Gamestop, Amazon or eBay, you'll find Xbox Live cards on sale at time for as low as $40 instead of the regular $59.99 a year. The yearly membership is totally worth it and much cheaper than forking out $9.99 for the monthly membership. You will need a good internet connection, like cable or fast broadband, to fully enjoy it. Xbox 360 games with backwards compatibility are being updated often with more games being added. So many of my Xbox 360 games, including ones I downloaded on my 360, I can now also play on the Xbox One. But I know there are some that likely won't ever be updated (at present, it looks like Far Cry 4 will just be on the 360), so for now I'm keeping my Xbox 360. But, for me, this console was totally worth the upgrade and a great pal for my 360. If you don't already have an Xbox 360, you're not likely to miss anything because you'll totally love this Xbox One S, especially if you play Minecraft or have kids in the family who do! UPDATE: I've since found that Far Cry 4 is available for Xbox One. I also wanted to point out that the actual hard drive space you're getting on the Xbox One S Minecraft bundle is a little over 364 gigabytes because of the space the OS and system files take up on the hard drive. That's still a lot of space for games, but not actually 500 gigabytes as advertised. In fact, there is always a certain amount of hard drive space allocated to system files and for formatting. Also, I forgot to mention another feature of the Xbox One S is its an internal power supply, rather than an external brick, like on the Xbox 360. While this has its advantages, if the internal power supply were to fail, I can't simply go out and buy a new power brick like I can for my Xbox 360. Not a deal-breaker for me, but I just wanted to point that out. I have noticed, though, that my Xbox One runs cooler than my Xbox 360. I'm still very satisfied with my choice to upgrade and would highly recommend the Xbox One. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on December 29, 2016 by Crafty Slacker
    • nice graphics, a few things left to be desired
imo, it's poorly designed. cant save game progress to usb drive or game save cartridge only 8 save slots on 500gb hdd, (playing Witcher3) interrupts me during game play, boots me totally out of game no chance to save. i wanted a console platform to play Witcher 3 Wild Hunt. Chose xbox1s for the 4k uhd graphics capability. I bought 3 games to play on xbox1s. Witcher 3, Zoo Tycoon, Skyrim special edition. honestly, if i hadn't already opened the games i would've returned everything.. i expected to plug in the console, put in game disc and start playing. not so. xbox1s requires high speed unlimited data wifi/internet. first day of plugging it in, down loaded over 6gbs. Had to go through a create a microsoft account process. There's no login as guest option. i'm 54, mandatory account and login makes me feel like they want to milk my retirement money away from me. so, i did all the create account screens. then it wanted to d/l 2gb update for the console, then it wanted to d/l an update to controller. xbox1s comes with a wireless controller, no usb cable. it's telling me to hook up usb cable for a controller update. every time i turned on the console saw the plug in usb controller message. i eventually bought a charger station, connected it to xbox1s usb port, console didn't recognize controller as connected. tried a generic smartphone usb charge cable in the console's usb port, it worked, 'wireless' controller updated, no more nag messages.. the charging station wasn't charging the controller battery. The batteries they include for the controller aren't the rechargeable kind of batteries? the 3 games i bought the physical game discs for, each needed over 2gb udates. i'm grateful for bug fixes and mebbe there was new animals for Zoo Tycoon, but 2gb worth? i'm suspecting the discs don't actually have the games on them. i bought the console that came with minecraft. it's a 500gb hard drive. i'm playing Witcher 3, console only gives me 10 save slots. only 10! witcher 3 is a huge game i need a few hundred save slots. i don't understand, there are only 3 games on the 500gb console hdd. why only 10 save slots. I can't tell if it's a limit from the game itself or a limit imposed by xbox1s. it won't save games to usb drive. it has a couple of usb ports. i mistakenly assumed the usb ports meant saving game progress on usb drives. i want it in my hand, saved in my drawer. if something bad happens to console or hdd, i've lost my lvl 23 Geralt of Rivia.. i don't ever need a cloud drive. the game console won't save the date and time for more than a few days. i've manually set the time and date many times. it won't retain. date defaults to 2014. messes me up when i want to load a game after being ko'd. i have to log in to xbox internet for the time and date, log off. it remembers for a few days, then it goes back to 2014. i have to stay loged out during game play! xbox was interrupting my game. while i'm logged in to the xbox internet, it randomly gives me a message about alt log in detected, throws me completely out of the game to the main game screen without saving my game progress, there is no button option to continue playing. 3 times in 1 day this happened, i was in the middle of a gwent game i was winning, was so upset. so now, before starting a game, i check system, time. if it says 2014, i log in to the xbox live thing for the date and time, then log out again so i don't get booted during my game play. on the positive side, it does give awesomely gorgeous graphics. and it's a blu-ray player. bought my first blu-ray dvd movie. update, bought the witcher3 expansion packs. it didnt give more savegame slots, still only 8 slots. serious enough liability to not buy another xbox game. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on June 15, 2017 by Misty Lara Prendville

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