[Pre-order/Own] the Xbox One S FIFA 17 Bundle (500GB), with three Loan Legends and one month of EA Access, only on Xbox One. Featuring 4K Blu-ray, 4K video streaming, High Dynamic Range, one Rare Player Pack and a full game download of FIFA 17. Powered by Frostbite, FIFA 17 delivers true-to-life action, takes players to new football worlds, introduces characters full of depth and emotion, and immerses you in authentic football experiences like FIFA 17's The Journey, a brand new cinematic and narrative-driven mode. And with EA Access, play EA games for a limited time before they're released and get unlimited access to The Vault, exclusively on Xbox One. With all the biggest blockbusters this year, and over 100 console exclusives, there's never been a better time to game with Xbox One.
Annoying that MS thinks everyone in the UK likes Fifa Football they should make a bundle with Forza Horizon 3 or ReCore
stoney73
16 Aug 163#21
Great deal, heat given, still wish it was available in black rather than naff white though.
BuzzDuraband to ricoshay
16 Aug 163#16
Personally I don't think an extra 500gb is worth an extra £50.
I have a 2TB HDD on my Xbox One that is 73%+ full. If you plan on having a bigger HDD, it's probably better to use that £50 towards an external device at a potentially cheaper cost. Assuming however that you plan to fill the HDD and more...
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BuzzDuraband
16 Aug 162#1
Thought this was a great price considering FIFA is £40(ish) and the console rarely drops below its RRP (so far).
Wow, that seems an awesome deal. Is this definitely the Xbox One S? I know it says so in the description, but wondering if that's a mistake. The pic on Shopto doesn't load for me either.
The 1TB model seems to be around £400 everywhere else.
BuzzDuraband
16 Aug 16#3
The Xbox One S FIFA 17 bundle has just been announced at Gamescom, they'll be scouring the internet for an image as we speak :smile:
lucifon
16 Aug 16#4
1tb is £300 with Fifa17.
oUkTuRkEyIII
16 Aug 16#5
Buzzing!
Pacman786
16 Aug 161#6
This or the 1tb elite console for the same price?
fray_bentos
16 Aug 16#7
also available from Microsoft store for a few pence more (£249/299)
dave859
16 Aug 16#8
Great deal, knew the 500gb model was going to be £250 but to come with a new release game code for the same price is a bargain, pity the FIFA 17 is a code and not a disc copy.
ricoshay
16 Aug 16#9
Yes I saw that, also a great deal - like I said, just the console itself seems to be around £400 everywhere else.
This is going to be scorching hot. Thanks OP!
chantelle310
16 Aug 16#10
Lovely! Do Shop to take money when despatched?
BuzzDuraband to chantelle310
16 Aug 161#24
ukting
16 Aug 161#11
meh im happy with my fatty for the time being.
BuzzDuraband
16 Aug 161#12
Possible, it's more of a (dare I say it) heads up deal.
Taking into account that the Xbox One S has rarely dropped from its RRP since release, the fact that Microsoft have now included the upcoming £35-£40 FIFA 17 release in there with no budge on price is a great deal in my eyes.
With the 'old' Xbox One console hovering on or around the £170-£200 mark as of late, it's definitely worth paying the extra for the S given just the added bonus of the 4K Ultra HD blu-ray player that's built-in. Of course this is going to pop up from a fair few retailers on or around this price (most possibly lower as we see them rolling in), but as it stands now, this is a fantastic price for what it is.
ricoshay
16 Aug 16#13
I'm trying to work out whether to order the 500GB or the 1TB. Any help guidance would be much appreciated...
I don't play / own many games. On the 360 had about 5-6 games over the period of about 2 years and they were mostly physical discs. I'd likely have a similar amount on this so could I get away with the 500GB? How much space (GB) on average does a downloaded game take up by the way?
Also, most likely use streaming / discs for other media.
BuzzDuraband to ricoshay
16 Aug 163#16
Personally I don't think an extra 500gb is worth an extra £50.
I have a 2TB HDD on my Xbox One that is 73%+ full. If you plan on having a bigger HDD, it's probably better to use that £50 towards an external device at a potentially cheaper cost. Assuming however that you plan to fill the HDD and more...
jamespallett to ricoshay
16 Aug 161#26
I've been doing the same mate. I've got a 500GB PS4, but I have pretty much every console since the NES, and want an Xbox One to play a few exclusives (Sea of Thieves from Rare looks great fun).
Games vary wildly in size. I've got BF4 and that takes up loads of space, something like 75GB, but that's for the whole game and all the DLC. Then on the other side of the scale, I bought Fez, and that's only like 200 odd meg. Generally the 500GB is enough though. I usually buy physical copies (as I collect them), finish the game, then delete the installed data.
I was trying to decide between getting a 1TB old school Xbox one, or getting the 500GB one s. Seeing as you also get 4K Netflix, a 4K bluray player, and the fact that you can just plug in an external hard drive if you do need more space; I'd go with the One S at this price.
rickbennett1979
16 Aug 162#14
Once again screwed for buying day 1. Should have waited what 2 weeks.
ukting to rickbennett1979
16 Aug 16#17
does the console have heating/fan noise issues?
rickbennett1979
16 Aug 161#15
Heat by the way, great deal :wink:
skinrush
16 Aug 161#18
Yeah, I think given that Shopto and Microsoft are both selling with FIFA 17 for this price, there will be slightly better deals from other retailers appearing soon.
imagineS
16 Aug 16#19
I got the 2TB model which is now out of stock everywhere.
No heating issues but clicking noise from the power supply inside the Xbox One S
rd3d2
16 Aug 16#20
Same price at the Microsoft Store so not sure if this is a bargain?
BuzzDuraband to rd3d2
16 Aug 16#22
Well the retailer is irrelevant, but inserted as the first.
It was £249.99 yesterday (or even this morning) without FIFA 17. I appreciate what you're saying though. I just thought (as previously mentioned) that £249.85 for the Xbox One S with FIFA 17 was a bargain, you don't agree?
stoney73
16 Aug 163#21
Great deal, heat given, still wish it was available in black rather than naff white though.
imagineS
16 Aug 16#23
Do shoptonet take money now or later?
imagineS
16 Aug 161#25
Thank you!
Returning my 2TB model back. This thing has some clicky power supply or hard drive noise. Rather just stick to a 500GB variant and slap a 4TB external drive LOL
BuzzDuraband
16 Aug 161#27
I've added Zavvi to comment number one. It's £224.99 with code WELCOME, but I must stress that they get a bit weird with code usage on electronics (unless that's changed) so is likely to be cancelled. Worth a shot though, maybe?
yeah but you actually have to physically post the code. you may as well just list it on eBay now as a code pre-order because there's a lot of hype over it at the moment
Change_Me
16 Aug 163#31
Annoying that MS thinks everyone in the UK likes Fifa Football they should make a bundle with Forza Horizon 3 or ReCore
fwibble to Change_Me
16 Aug 16#40
They may do one with FH3, when they first phats were released it was with either Forza 5 or fifa15
ricoshay
16 Aug 162#33
Great, thanks for the prompt replies Buzz! Also, don't care what anyone else says... this is a deal, even if purely for the fact it alerts people to the new bundles. I was about to pull the trigger on the standard Xbox One and just saw this post in time. Also, FIFA 17 is the perfect bundle for me - I would've ordered that later anyway.
Thanks for the tip mate. Mind made up, I'll go for the 500GB and if needed I'll buy an external SSD. I'll probably end up buying the newer versions of same games as I did on the 360 - FIFA, Just Cause and a racing game or two. Oh maybe a beat em' up as well :smiley:
ricoshay
16 Aug 16#34
Hmm I might even hold out a day or two to see if Tesco do the bundle at the same price... in which case we could use the £20 promo codes and get it at a slightly better deal. Or maybe I won't... patience is not my greatest trait.
ocelot20
16 Aug 16#35
So I assume the XB1 500GB or 1TB not out until end of September in the UK? I ask because the Halo 5 500GB XB1 S is out next week in the US.
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[Pre-order/Own] the Xbox One S FIFA 17 Bundle (500GB), with three Loan Legends and one month of EA Access, only on Xbox One. Featuring 4K Blu-ray, 4K video streaming, High Dynamic Range, one Rare Player Pack and a full game download of FIFA 17. Powered by Frostbite, FIFA 17 delivers true-to-life action, takes players to new football worlds, introduces characters full of depth and emotion, and immerses you in authentic football experiences like FIFA 17's The Journey, a brand new cinematic and narrative-driven mode. And with EA Access, play EA games for a limited time before they're released and get unlimited access to The Vault, exclusively on Xbox One. With all the biggest blockbusters this year, and over 100 console exclusives, there's never been a better time to game with Xbox One.
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https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B01KI13K0W/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
I have a 2TB HDD on my Xbox One that is 73%+ full. If you plan on having a bigger HDD, it's probably better to use that £50 towards an external device at a potentially cheaper cost. Assuming however that you plan to fill the HDD and more...
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I'll pop the various retailers in as they appear:
Microsoft Store - £249.99 (thanks rd3d2)
Zavvi - £249.99 (£224.99 with code - WELCOME for new accounts) but be warned that could well be cancelled as Zavvi don't usually allow code use.
Amazon - £249.99 (thanks imagineS)
The 1TB model seems to be around £400 everywhere else.
This is going to be scorching hot. Thanks OP!
Taking into account that the Xbox One S has rarely dropped from its RRP since release, the fact that Microsoft have now included the upcoming £35-£40 FIFA 17 release in there with no budge on price is a great deal in my eyes.
With the 'old' Xbox One console hovering on or around the £170-£200 mark as of late, it's definitely worth paying the extra for the S given just the added bonus of the 4K Ultra HD blu-ray player that's built-in. Of course this is going to pop up from a fair few retailers on or around this price (most possibly lower as we see them rolling in), but as it stands now, this is a fantastic price for what it is.
I don't play / own many games. On the 360 had about 5-6 games over the period of about 2 years and they were mostly physical discs. I'd likely have a similar amount on this so could I get away with the 500GB? How much space (GB) on average does a downloaded game take up by the way?
Also, most likely use streaming / discs for other media.
I have a 2TB HDD on my Xbox One that is 73%+ full. If you plan on having a bigger HDD, it's probably better to use that £50 towards an external device at a potentially cheaper cost. Assuming however that you plan to fill the HDD and more...
Games vary wildly in size. I've got BF4 and that takes up loads of space, something like 75GB, but that's for the whole game and all the DLC. Then on the other side of the scale, I bought Fez, and that's only like 200 odd meg. Generally the 500GB is enough though. I usually buy physical copies (as I collect them), finish the game, then delete the installed data.
I was trying to decide between getting a 1TB old school Xbox one, or getting the 500GB one s. Seeing as you also get 4K Netflix, a 4K bluray player, and the fact that you can just plug in an external hard drive if you do need more space; I'd go with the One S at this price.
No heating issues but clicking noise from the power supply inside the Xbox One S
It was £249.99 yesterday (or even this morning) without FIFA 17. I appreciate what you're saying though. I just thought (as previously mentioned) that £249.85 for the Xbox One S with FIFA 17 was a bargain, you don't agree?
Returning my 2TB model back. This thing has some clicky power supply or hard drive noise. Rather just stick to a 500GB variant and slap a 4TB external drive LOL
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B01KI13K0W/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Thanks for the tip mate. Mind made up, I'll go for the 500GB and if needed I'll buy an external SSD. I'll probably end up buying the newer versions of same games as I did on the 360 - FIFA, Just Cause and a racing game or two. Oh maybe a beat em' up as well :smiley: