Xbox One S: 8 amazing features and why you need to buy it

Microsoft is taking the spotlight and just made all of its fans happy with many of the announcements made at E3 this year. The Xbox One console has been having a competition with the PlayStation 4, but things could turn in its favor with the launch of the Xbox One S.

We tell you 8 reasons why you need to have this new generation console and why to save money for Project Scorpio.

Diet beauty

The new Xbox One S is exactly what it means. It's 'slim'. Gone is the big box you have to unpack, only to be replaced with a design that is 40% smaller. The Xbox One S comes in pure white, but if any more colors do come it has no been revealed yet.

4K HDR

The new console has the ability to stream games in full 4K clarity and can even deliver better realism and color reproduction with HDR. All your existing Xbox One titles are bound to look better than before.

Goodbye Brick

The reason people hated the Xbox for its design was because it had an external power adapter the size of a brick. Yes, the console was already too big to fit on a shelf, but to have an ugly adapter to hide is even more cumbersome.
With the new Xbox One S, not only does it be easier to get more space on your shelf, but it now has the power adapter built right into it. All you have to do is now plug and play.

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Controller upgrades

The new controller for the Xbox One S looks similar in design to its previous generation, but the only changes you see are the new textured back that gives it a more comfortable grip. The wireless Bluetooth range of the device has been improved too so you can enjoy your games right from your couch too. You can even customize the game controller in a variety of colors with your name engraved on the body.

Backwards compatibility

So you own a Xbox 360 and have many titles that you play on them. With Xbox One and One S, Microsoft is adding many of the classic titles released to work directly on your Xbox One. The list is being updated by the company as the team of Xbox work to incorporate emulators into the console to support these games.

Storage unlimited

The next generation of games that come to any gaming console or even the PC is bound to be more realistic. We may not even know what is real footage and a graphic one. But as the details increase, it will require a larger media space. With the Xbox One available till almost 1 TB of storage, the team at Microsoft has gone a step forward by providing gamers with 2 TB of storage.

Windows 10 and Stores

Exclusive titles arriving on the Xbox One are also developed to be compatible with Windows 10 PCs as well. You can even continue playing your game from your PC right where you left off. This brings gamers the ability to purchase games directly from the store and not worry about storage spaces to keep the discs or install them on multiple systems at home and enjoy.

Also read: Microsoft Announces First Batch Of Xbox 360 Backward Compatible Games

Your TV content from Xbox

If you have a set-top box that has the most boring interface and you just don't want to read the synopsis on the display graphic, you can do so from the Xbox One too. You can plug in your set-top box into the Xbox One and use the controller to scroll through the channels, see what's next, or even read the synopsis. talk about a universal coneontroller.

Project Scorpio

Microsoft has revealed a secret project in the works for 'the most powerful console' ever to be built. Project Scorpio supports 6 teraflops of GPU power, an octa-core processor, and 320 GB per second of memory bandwidth. All of this gives it the ability to stream Full 4K gaming content as well as 4K VR content. The Xbox team also went on to add that the console will work with all titles released for Xbox One and Xbox One S.