Xbox ¿Which console should I buy?

[IsraelGarza]

Allright, so if you saw the E3 of Xbox, and you just kinda get really confused on which will be the "main console" at Microsoft, then you're just like me.
I'm have the xbox 360.
The more detailed questions I have are:
¿Buying the Xbox One S when it comes out?
Or
¿Buying the Original Xbox One because of possibly price drop?
Or
¿Waiting for the new Microsoft console, Project Spartan?

 

[Nobody]

When the One S comes out I'd look at the price difference between the One and One S and decide if the benefits outweigh the costs. Its purely a matter of preference whether or not the extra price is justified.

The new console, Project Scorpio (Spartan was microsoft's new browser, edge), will likely be significantly more expensive than the One or One S, and won't release until some time next year. If you want to spend that kind of money on a console and are willing to wait that long, then Project Scorpio will certainly be the best Microsoft console you can buy, but if you don't want to drop that much money or wait, I'd suggest waiting for the One's price drop or the One S's release.

 

[Demon_Skeith]

Microsoft stated this week that if you don't have a 4k tv, then Project Spartan won't be of benefit to you.

 

[GlacialDoom]

Well, I'm currently saving up some money to get an Xbox One (mainly for console exclusives and because my laptop can't run games that well anymore, and will most likely fail to run the upcoming Play Anywhere titles), and I think I'm going to go with an original Xbox One.

The main reason for this is that I don't want to spend a lot of money on a console given that all of my friends are on PC. That being said, original Xbox One consoles go for only 200 bucks second-hand in my country, so I'm definitely going to shell out that much to get to play some proper Halo.

 

[IntoxNitram]

Whatever is cheaper between the Xbox One and Xbox One S in my opinion. Scorpio is pointless unless you have a 4K TV and care about those sorts of things, I am considering one or the other to be able to play exclusives that I miss out on.

 

[WhoseKiwi]

I'd wait for more details and the likely Xbox One price drop, but at the same time I doubt you would miss much if you just bought a One today. Now addressing which console Microsoft will designate "main" it's got to be Scorpio that gets a huge media push, but the S will no doubt be the work horse.

 

[Nuk1nat0r]

I'm probably going to buy the xbox one S. Hopefully, it will be similar to the xbox one and will act the same way. Hard drive space doesn't matter to me because i have a bunch of hard drives at home so i'd just pick the cheaper one.

 

[anorexorcist]

Hmm... I am not a console expert at all, but if I was in your situation, I would probably save a little bit more of money and buy the Xbox One S when it comes out, sometimes if you go directly to the cheapest option you may not get all the benefits that you're looking for, so I would buy the Xbox One S.
Good luck!

 

[lb]

The question is: which of the two do you like most? Personally, I'd buy the Xbox One and enjoy the games right now instead of waiting for Project Spartan.

 

[chelsknits]

Allright, so if you saw the E3 of Xbox, and you just kinda get really confused on which will be the "main console" at Microsoft, then you're just like me.
I'm have the xbox 360.
The more detailed questions I have are:
¿Buying the Xbox One S when it comes out?
Or
¿Buying the Original Xbox One because of possibly price drop?
Or
¿Waiting for the new Microsoft console, Project Spartan?

It would really depend on the amount of money you want to spend. The original Xbox One is obviously going to end up being the cheapest option and Scorpio is going to the most expensive. But, the price of a new console usually drops after the holiday season of the year it's released, from what I've seen with previous consoles. That would mean to get the best deal on it, you'd probably be waiting until early 2018 to get it. If you're willing to wait that long, it would obviously be the better option. You should also take into consideration that within a few years, Xbox will likely stop making games for the Xbox One because of the newer consoles, just like they've done with previous ones. With Scorpio, you know you'll have the longest amount of time before that inevitably happens with that one.