Seems like a pretty ridiculous price tag given that it's only £50 cheaper than a standard One S, if that.

I get the appeal of an All-Digital console, but there needs to be a significant price incentive to cancel out the obvious handicap of reduced versatility.

Bear in mind that the All-Digital will only be capable if playing brand new games bought or streamed from Microsoft, and you can't borrow games from friends - meaning that if two console owners buy/play the exact same games, Microsoft will earn far more money from the one with the All-Digital console.

Based on that alone, the price "drop" is a joke. £100 would make it a must-buy, £150 would be reasonable - but £200? Nope.

If it's on PC then it's not exclusive. Come on, don't do an Xbox...

That looks absolutely horrific, you'd think they'd at least put the analogue sticks in the right place!

I was always sceptical of Gamespot's reviews, but it turns out they're just as bad at choosing their Game of the Year.

It literally says 2018 in the trailer...

Maybe Ubisoft should stick to making just one Assassin's Creed games a year rather than two mediocre ones. Hopefully this will be a lesson to them.

@sonyonly4 Nintendo certainly cares about the console war and anyone that thinks otherwise is delirious. I'm glad the Wii U is finally getting some games but just watch it get the lowest sales yet again over the Christmas period.

No, you're the only one that THINKS they weren't very good.

Everyone else remembers them as being good because, in our opinion, the games were actually very good!

@gamespotpanayis The PS3 had the graphical edge over the 360, it was just that devs never used it because they were too lazy to learn the architecture. It's not like roles have reversed this time like you imply, it's that people have actually bothered using the PS4 to its potential.

@grenadelaunchr Too dumb to appreciate the few games that are on it and for not wanting a £100 peripheral just to use a few voice commands?