“Besides the system accepting games digitally. Is the system different/not as good as the one bundled with the 2k20 game, priced at 199”
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Aside from Xbox One S All-Digital Edition not including an optical drive, it is identical in power and function to a standard Xbox One S.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.This system is the exact same as the Xbox One S minus the disc drive. Which ofcourse means digital games only and you don't get access to playing 4K Blu-ray movie the standard Xbox One S supports. It is solely a matter of opinion, but I prefer having more options than less. Especially if you happen to already own some of the Original Xbox and Xbox 360 titles that are backwards compatible. The design for me is a little slapped together. It is exactly the same size. Where the disc drive was is an empty space. They neither reduced the size of the console nor did they make use of that extra space to improve cooling or add an additional hard drive. If you have any existing games at all and are upgrading/replacing an older system, it isn't cost effective to rebuy games again. Also disc based games tend to get discounted more when on sale at that store. In addition, if the authentication servers go down as has happened before, you can't play anything digital at all. Leaving you with nothing to do because it can not authenticate you own the games. Ofcourse the other obvious, you cannot sell your digital games, not that sports games like NBA2k20 have any real value in a couple of years anyways.
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