It finally makes sense to buy an Xbox One S All-Digital Edition
(Windows Phone Central)

An Xbox One S console and over 100 games for $150. What else do you need as a newcomer? Microsoft launched the Xbox One S All-Digital Edition earlier this year, cutting the disc drive from the makeup of its item-level consoles. It looked to be a bold shift from the norm, adapting to an always-online era, reducing hardware costs for those invested in digital entertainment. It made sense on paper, but with an original price of $250, third-party retailers with Xbox One S consoles undercut the newcomer. In short, it was probably among the worst deals in gaming. But with Black Friday here, the Xbox One S All-Digital Edition has finally found its place. Microsoft pledged that its disc-less console would drop below at least $50 below Xbox One S in formal reductions, finally demonstrated with worldwide discounts on consoles. That includes the new Xbox One S All-Digital, bundled with three digital games for $150, serving the cheapest endpoint to enter the Xbox ecosystem on Black Friday. ...