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The Xbox One S All-Digital Edition is too expensive to justify losing discs

Posted on July 23, 2022August 27, 2023 By bot

The future of video games is digital. With game streaming on the horizon, and digital downloads slowly taking the place of physical games, the arrival of Microsoft’s Xbox One S All-Digital Edition makes sense. Well, sort of.

At $250, it’s a less expensive alternative to the standard Xbox One S that omits the disc drive and retains all of its power.
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