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Xbox owners, how many models do you have from launch until now?
- Thread starter EkStatiC
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I'm guessing this thread is stealthily trying to prove that the Xbox ownership numbers are far less than the reported 45 million, due to many consumers buying multiple systems?
Original and then X.
The X made me switch back to Xbox as my primary platform after being primarily a PS4 player for a couple years. I barely play on the PS4 anymore, but I would like to get back to it sometime as there's several games on my backlog there. My Xbox backlog is bigger though because of BC, Game Pass, and all of the games I have yet to complete that I bought within the last two years (this month alone adds AC7, Tales of Vesperia, Onimusha, RE2, and KH3). I'm probably about 15 hours from beating Odyssey (Done a lot of side stuff so I'm about 90 hours in) and then I'm moving onto AC7, Onimusha or RE2 because Tales and KH3 are going to require more time and I want to get the shorter games out of the way.
The X made me switch back to Xbox as my primary platform after being primarily a PS4 player for a couple years. I barely play on the PS4 anymore, but I would like to get back to it sometime as there's several games on my backlog there. My Xbox backlog is bigger though because of BC, Game Pass, and all of the games I have yet to complete that I bought within the last two years (this month alone adds AC7, Tales of Vesperia, Onimusha, RE2, and KH3). I'm probably about 15 hours from beating Odyssey (Done a lot of side stuff so I'm about 90 hours in) and then I'm moving onto AC7, Onimusha or RE2 because Tales and KH3 are going to require more time and I want to get the shorter games out of the way.
Only the X. When this gen started I had to resign myself to own a PS4 because of how terribly MS handled the Xbox One. Luckily for me, they turned it around with the X and Gamepass, so I ended up selling my PS4 for an X and it was the best decision ever.
I own an X1S, X1X and three of the original models (I have lots of rooms I want to play games in / stream stuff, plus I prefer separate screen couch multiplayer rather than split screen).
Except for the X1X, got them all for around ~€100, so it was mostly impulse buys with thinking along the lines "that's right, I *DO* want an xbox in that room":
Except for the X1X, got them all for around ~€100, so it was mostly impulse buys with thinking along the lines "that's right, I *DO* want an xbox in that room":
That's for any of the systems. I've always said that about console sales.
Bought the OG at launch
Bought the S to replace OG which I passed down to my eldest
Bought the X, sold the OG, passed down the S to my eldest
Bought the S to replace OG which I passed down to my eldest
Bought the X, sold the OG, passed down the S to my eldest
It ain't that deep chief.
But on the flip side of the coin, I have a Base PS4 and a Pro, so you could say PS4 numbers are subject to the same scrutiny.
Have them all. The original One is at my Mom's house now for when I visit on long holidays and the One S is in my bedroom for when I don't want to get out of bed but want to game. One X is below my big 4K HDR TV and surround sound in my living room.
I am trying to prove nothing with this thread, i made it out of curiosity when i saw some comments in some xbox thread.
But to be completely honest i wasn't prepared to see so many people with 2 models or above, and to my understanding (although this poll has no merit and value) it is that MS was right and today how many units a console sell is not as important as few years ago.
Traded a launch model for an S, then sold off the S for an X. I wish I'd have kept the S and just saved a little longer for the X, since I've been considering rebuying an S for another room in the house.
For saying I can't stand the ui on Xbox and don't really care for the first party stuff we have had loads of them over the years and currently have two X1X and two X1S in the house.
The rewards system is pretty much the main draw.
The rewards system is pretty much the main draw.
Launch model w/Kinect
One S
One X
Held out for a bit on the X, but made the leap earlier this year.
One S
One X
Held out for a bit on the X, but made the leap earlier this year.
All three. I had a bunch of the OG models because the fans were shit and would always start clicking after a while. The S model was great, and the X is absolute perfection.
I'm crazy and had all three of them. Had multiple units of the original (different colors), then I had a One S, and finally upgraded that to the One X last Spring.
I've owned all 3, selling the previous model to fund the next. I will do the same with my X to buy the new Xbox on launch.
Got the White OG Xbox One Sunset Overdrive bundle back at the tail end of 2014 and that served me well until I sold it 2 months before the Xbox One X launched. Then I picked up a Project Scorpio Edition Xbox One X.
I went from OG to S 2TB to X Scorpio Edition (although UPS lost it in the mail, so I ended up with a normal one and 50$ credit from Ms), all of them bought they one or pre-ordered. I've since sold the OG and the S but will keep the X to put on the second 4K TV as a media/Blu-ray player when I upgrade.
Is it really surprising that an audience of gaming enthusiasts buy multiple iterations of a console? Especially if there was a meaningful update along the way?
Bought the Sunset Overdrive Xbox One when it came out just for that game, sold it a couple of months later. Bought a Project Scorpio X when it came out.
3 models, 4 consoles.
1 Launch
2 S
1 X.
Really are the best machines this gen for multi-location play. Account share and cloud share is all seamless, I can go between 3 locations (2 homes) and pick up my RDR2 save without doing a thing.
1 Launch
2 S
1 X.
Really are the best machines this gen for multi-location play. Account share and cloud share is all seamless, I can go between 3 locations (2 homes) and pick up my RDR2 save without doing a thing.
I own an Xbox One X now, but I've owned all three models. In retrospect, I'm still sort of bummed that the Xbox One X only came in a 1GB model, as I had the 2GB S immediately prior, but I still love my Xbox One X. Awesome console.
I bought a used original Xbox One in 2015, then got a new Xbox One S for free from an employee incentive program last year.
Owned every model (OG 500GB black, S 2TB white, X 1TB black) but sold them all. Currently I have the white Xbone X 1TB.
Just the One S.
I did have the launch one pre ordered, both that and PS4. Lost my job and couldnt get em.
I finally got the One S a couple of years ago. Have no real desire to get the One X because of price. But...whenever it did hit that $399 mark thru deals, trade ins, etc....I was tempted....lol.
Crackdown might change my mind tho. But I'll wait on a deal when its cheaper. Maybe MS will delay Crackdown until their next gen console comes out, help me out...lol
I did have the launch one pre ordered, both that and PS4. Lost my job and couldnt get em.
I finally got the One S a couple of years ago. Have no real desire to get the One X because of price. But...whenever it did hit that $399 mark thru deals, trade ins, etc....I was tempted....lol.
Crackdown might change my mind tho. But I'll wait on a deal when its cheaper. Maybe MS will delay Crackdown until their next gen console comes out, help me out...lol
Similar to what I did.
Got the S on a crazy deal for £180 with Halo 5 (already owned so sold it), Halo Wars 2, FH3 and FIFA18. By the time I'd sold the OG It was like a £90 upgrade.
Did a similar thing with the X.
Can't remember the exact price but it was a steal at Smyths around Red Dead's launch, it came with Red Dead, Forza Horizon 4 and Forza 7. I already had Red Dead digitally so that was a quick £40 and sold the S with the other games so again, £150-200ish to upgrade. Glad I made the jump to the X.
One of the reasons I can get behind incremental upgrades, or at least mid-gen refreshes. Because you're selling your console maybe 2-3 years in, it's worth more and makes the blow of purchasing the newer console more palateable. Even if you might end up spending more over the course of the generation.
lol, seriously?
I thought the OP explained what this thread was for.....And last number I read was 41 million. I think its already less than 45 million. There is a thread on here about it.
