Xbox One (500 GB) + Battlefield Hardline + Killer Instinct

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The year 2013 will be remembered for being the starting point for the real battle for the new generation of consoles. With Nintendo Wii U on the market for months, it is time that both Microsoft and Sony launch their newest console models with which we get angry, laugh, suffer and vibrating for years.

Microsoft in this field has made his work with the new Xbox One, a device whose slogan is "All in One. Input One". That philosophy is what we see all the time in the new console from Microsoft, designed from the outset to be a media center all in one with incredible experiences to live from your couch.

Talking about Xbox One is talking about a new level of graphics and playable. Overcome the barriers of realism in your games, while listening to your favorite music. Manages the console interface with your voice. A unique and personalized experience for each user. That is Xbox One.

Xbox One bid for maximum customization concept. You could say that no one will know you better than your Xbox, as this will store your tastes and preferences to adapt to each user you want to see or hear. With simple voice commands or gestures to another level you can take your entertainment.

Fan of Videoconferencing? Perfect! Xbox One brings you near to your entertainment with friends and family. By integrating with Skype you can chat with them while you do other things, like watching your favorite movie or your team that plays on television. Or if you're a fan uploading your games to the net, Xbox One can edit and upload them to Twitch at any time.

The Xbox One controller is another point to be analyzed in this new console. LED reflective technology is used to communicate with the console and Kinect. This technology will make such amazing things as knowing which user is using every knob and gauge their position on the screen if playing a title permitting the split screen. The audio we got from connecting the headset to the control has been improved and enjoy with sharper conversations during our games online.

The low power state will be one of the strengths of the new xbox controller. No battery wear when we are watching a movie or we're not near the console, ensuring long life of the controller greater than what exists on Xbox 360.

There will be plenty games on Xbox One. Big titles will come to the console. Forza Motorsport 5, Halo, Rysen, Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag, Watch Dogs are just some examples of what is to come in the new generation. A new generation starts here at Xbox One.

Xbox Live will be the major protagonist in the console. This subscription service will allow us to enjoy playing online with people around the world and benefit from options such as reduced price games, streaming and much more.

Specifications:

CPU: AMD x86 chip Jaguar / 8 cores at 1.6 GHz
RAM: 8 GB DDR3
Hard Drive: 500 GB
DVD: Blu-ray
Motion Sensor: Kinect 2.0
Audio and video outputs: HDMI (1080p, 4K games and movies), optical audio
Compatible with SmartGlass devices
USB Ports: USB 3.0
Compatible with Xbox Live

Battlefield Hardline

Live out your cop and criminal fantasy in Battlefield Hardline. This action-packed blockbuster combines intense signature multiplayer moments of Battlefield with an emotionally charged story and setting reminiscent of a modern television crime drama.

In a visceral single-player campaign you'll play the role of Nick Mendoza, a young detective who embarks on a cross-country vendetta seeking revenge against once trusted partners on the force.

In multiplayer you'll hunt criminals, raid vaults, and save hostages in new cop and criminal-inspired modes like Heist and Rescue. Welcome to your new playground.

Purchase Battlefield Hardline to receive three Gold Battlepacks that contain combinations of weapon accessories, patches and emblems, XP boosts, and character customisation items. These Battlepacks are delivered once a week starting from your initial game activation.

Killer Instinct

Killer Instinct was always sort of dumb -- the goofy Mortal Kombat knock-off with a skeleton, a dinosaur, and dudes named TJ Combo (ugh) and Fulgore (what?). In hindsight, Killer Instinct was kind of embarrassing. But we still connected to it. Who doesn’t want to see a ninja fist-fight a werewolf?

Killer Instinct on Xbox One is still really, really stupid. It’s also pretty awesome.

More Street Fighter IV than traditional Killer Instinct in speed and style, this reboot isn’t just looking at how it can bring Rare’s classic back to life, but how it can reinvigorate it. The 2D fighter has changed significantly since 1994, and developer Double Helix recognizes it.

Killer Instinct is fast on Xbox One, unrecognizably so. Aside from the presence of Sabrewulf (ugh) and Jago (what?), you might mistake this for an entirely new game. The bright colors, and thick, black outlines give the characters, who take up a healthy amount of on-screen real estate, a comic book-style shade. Their combos are quick and flow naturally -- I found myself slipping into an awesome combo accidentally, Marvel vs. Capcom style, often.

The move sets are simple, the stylish and devastating Ultra Combos are easy to execute, and the Combo Breaker makes you feel like a badass. It’s basically just a parry with a fancy name, but Killer Instinct regards it so highly that it’s hard not to feel the surge of satisfaction every time you escape an onslaught of frightening kicks. Every big counter feels like an event, and it can totally change the flow of a fight when your opponent's left exposed after your escape.

Familiar, yes, but this is definitely Killer Instinct done differently (and arguably better).