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Was looking forward to finally updating from the 360. Couple things that were immediately disappointing. This thing is incredibly slow at loading ANYTHING when compared to the 360. Installing a game from disc takes literally twice the time of installing the very same disc to the 360. Had to sign up for Xbox live Gold just to transfer my game saves to this machine. Problem now is that even after transfer any new saves go to the cloud, not the ample hdd on the machine. So when I cancel my Gold membership (which I will be doing) I'll loose all my saves. Microsoft are pirates. They work hard to force you to consistently pay them for the privilege of "owning" something they've made. With the 360 I can directly access my cloud drive, can't do that with the One S. It retrieves any game saves automatically, no where in the game console can I find any way to directly access the cloud drive.
These version does offer more detailed security settings than the 360, which I appreciate. The UI is easy to navigate for most things. Still, start up is slower and game load is slower and install from disc is glacier slower than the 360.
Really, if it wasn't that I really wanted to play a couple updated versions of my favorite games not available on the 360, I would likely have never even bothered. (Almost didn't anyway).
I'm going to see if I can use an external drive to transfer/save my 360 game saves now that I've done the initial transfer via the cloud drive I'll no longer have after I've cancelled my Gold membership. If it doesn't work, well then I guess I'll just start my games over from the beginning. I'm not in the least interested in providing the ongoing monthly addition of enrichment to Microsoft beyond what is either necessary or useful to me.
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I new I was going to purchase a new Xbox to replace dying original Xbox One even though Scorpio will be available next year.I had my original Xbox One since release and it's treated me well, however over the last few months I've had numerous issues with apps crashing and the device freezing outright. Having tried a factory reset to no avail I knew I needed to purchase a new one and when they announced the 2TB, 4K capable Xbox One S I preordered one immediately.Unboxing was a delight, the console itself is gorgeous, the tweaked controller makes an already amazing in hand experience even better, and the addition of 2TB of storage means I don't have to have an external drive plugged in anymore (at least for now).I've paired this with a Denon AVR-X3200W 7.2-Channel Full 4K Ultra HD AV Receiver with Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, and a Samsung UN65JU7100 65-Inch 4K Ultra HD 3D Smart LED TV (2015 Model) and the picture quality is great. The Xbox One S upscales 1080P content to 4K on the console which means my Receiver or TV are able to process the native signal without additional conversion.
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