Updated: The Xbox One S and Project Scorpio might be just around the corner, but the Xbox One is still going strong almost three years after its original release. Check out our list of the best Xbox One games for our top picks from the system, and if you're excited for what's to come then why not have a read of our roundup of Microsoft's press conference from E3 this year in anticipation for what's to come over the coming months and years. Original review below: Buy Microsoft Xbox One (500GB) at Amazon for $240.00 The new Xbox that emerged at launch was both traditional and under-featured, a disappointment borne of a company reeling from the negative reaction to its original vision and trying to offer something else in a short space of time.
In a now infamous u-turn, Microsoft scrapped plans for the always-online revolution that would have allowed for disc-less play, easy game sharing on other owner's consoles, mandatory system scans and an end to second-hand purchases as we know them. Almost two years later, however, the Xbox One has slowly grown into a true contender to the PS4's throne. And with an excellent showing at this years's E3, offering some huge platform and timed exclusives as well as genuinely impressive new features, the future is really looking bright for Microsoft's chunky console. Not only has it had a price cut (you can find a basic edition for well under £300 these days), the regular firmware updates, an expanding game library and some excellent additions to its media playback capabilities have made for better games console.
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