The currently rumored "Disc-less" Xbox One S has seen more buzz recently after the German Blog WinFuture posted what looks to be images of the box used for packaging the yet to be unveiled console.
According to the newly leaked information the console will be launching in the UK at a price of €229.99, which currently translates to $260.00 in the US. With current bundles of the Xbox One S going anywhere from $250-$300, it is safe to assume we will see a lower price (Previously assumed to be $200) here in The States.
The All Digital version of the One S also is reported to come with 3 games pre-downloaded onto the console, Minecraft, Sea of Thieves, and Forza Horizon 3. While the still supported Sea of Theives and Minecraft titles make sense to be bundled, it is interesting to see the Australian based version of the Horizon series, when the 4th entry in the Motorsport off-shoot is still supported. We have yet to see whether these games will vary based on region.
The new device still offers HD Video support as well as HDR for games, coinciding with the idea that this will not change performance but instead offer a cheaper alternative to both manufacture and purchase. We can also see from the packaging that the console will launch with an internal 1TB hard drive which should sufficient for the average consumer this is seemingly going to market for.
Current speculation suggests that the console will be announced and detailed by the Xbox team during there upcoming Inside Xbox event on April 16th at 3pm MST. Hopefully then we see more bundles, and an exact sensible price structure, as well as a deeper look at the company's plans for E3 2019 and an announcement of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate.
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