295 of 318 people found the following review helpful
 First impressions of my new PS4, September 9, 2014= Fun:
This review is from: PlayStation 4 White Console Destiny Bundle (Video Game)
If Amazon allowed reviewers to post half stars, I'd give my new PS4 4&½ stars. Some of my "peeves" have to do with "Destiny" (see below), but as I bought the Destiny Bundle, I think it's still fair to include it in my overall score. I own every Playstation from the original on up, so I knew it would be a great console, and it is: Small, sleek footprint - no power "brick" (I am no Xbox One basher, but it is pretty funny to watch those YouTube comparisons). The build quality seems good, it runs fairly quiet, and Glacier White is a nice change of pace. In my opinion, all of the improvements to the Dualshock 4 controller are welcome, including the slightly bigger and rounder handgrips and improved trigger (shoulder) buttons. The new touch pad is also a big "button" itself, and has some interesting possibilities.
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230 of 232 people found the following review helpful
 Xbox One Bundle Comparison, November 3, 2014This review is from: Xbox One with Kinect: Assassin's Creed Unity Bundle (Video Game)
There are now several Xbox One bundles to choose from over the holidays, and this Assassin's Creed bundle is one of the better options in my opinion. But just in case another one will be a better match for you, here is a comparison with holiday price drops: Xbox One, no Kinect: $349 - Barebones, nothing extra, not a great deal, don't get this one. Xbox One with Kinect: $449 - Same as above, but includes Kinect. No other bonuses, don't get this bundle. Xbox One Assassin's Creed Bundle, no Kinect: $349 - This includes both Assassin's Creed black flag (digital version), which is playable immediately after download, and Assassin's Creed Unity, which you can pre-download, but it is not playable until release date, which is still 1-2 weeks away (UPDATE: Available now!). As you can see, this is the same price as the barebones XBO, but includes 2 free games, making it a pretty sweet deal if you don't care about the Kinect. Xbox One... Read more
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35 of 37 people found the following review helpful
Great upgrade from 360 & Use the included HDMI between the BOXES!, November 8, 2014
This review is from: Xbox One with Kinect: Assassin's Creed Unity Bundle (Video Game)
I pulled the trigger on this purchase Friday (11-7-14) for a Saturday delivery. Setup was quick and easy... hardware wise. Looking at all the bundles Amazon was offering I thought this had the best value (Getting 3 games). I may never play the Kinect Dance game that was included but my kids will. That said, its a great system and a great upgrade from 360. (Which we still have on HDMI3) I have my DirecTV Genie HR44-500 connected to the HDMI pass through. The TV control through the system and Kinect is simply FANTASTIC and really... REALLY fast controlling the Genie. It is faster for me to Say "Xbox watch ESPN" than it is to use the remote. I helped my buddy connect his to a Comcast HD box. The DTV Genie is a drastic difference in performance. I would believe this is due to the fact the Genie is newer and has the new HDMI spec for two-way communication between devices. I think his XB1 was blasting the commands via Kinect IR? Which reminds me, those connecting your... Read more
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31 of 34 people found the following review helpful
The bundle is worth it, November 8, 2014
This review is from: Xbox One with Kinect: Assassin's Creed Unity Bundle (Video Game)
I have owned the original xbox, xbox 360, and recently added the xbox one to my collection. A little late, but the E3 reveal of the xbox one did leave a bitter taste in my mouth and was on the verge of converting to a PS4 instead. Luckily, the decrease in prices on the xbox one and this amazing bundle (I'm a big fan of the Assassin's Creed series), I guess I couldn't go wrong with it. I have played the first AC all the way up to AC4 on 360/PC so I was very excited for Unity. To my surprise, it came with an extra game called Dance Central Spotlight which was icing on the cake because my entire family got into it as soon as it was set up. The game comes with 10 free songs - to get you started, and then you can purchase more songs to add onto the collection (so building your own library). Before I get on a tangent, I do recommend this bundle because if you were to buy it separately, it would cost much more. What's included in the bundle -Includes AC4 Blackflag ($30)... Read more
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