Some parts are slightly lighter in colour to help distinguish the blood splatters also seen on various parts of the console face.Īnother noticeable design change with the Xbox One S is the venting system with the former slanted grills replaced by a holed grate.
The near mandatory black seen in the original console has been replaced for a much nicer white with the initial upgrade, and Microsoft have decided to give the Gears console the unique Crimson look, with a dark and rich red throughout. The first noticeable change is with the colour. With Gears of War being such a huge title for Microsoft, any console representing it would certainly standout and this is definitely the case for this console. Whilst all the previously mentioned features are available on the standard Xbox One S that released back in August, one thing that really sets the Gears of War Xbox One S apart from its immaculate white counterpart is the design. But it’s always good to have the option there right!? The same goes for the built in 4k Blu-Ray drive normal optical CD’s will still play no problem, so for those who haven’t decided to make the switch as of yet will still get good use out of the new system. Of course, this feature isn’t a nice trick to spruce up the quality of your TV and so anyone looking to take advantage of these features will require one of those top notch TV’s that come supporting 4k and HDR (High Dynamic Range) in order to use them. Firstly, the biggest difference with Microsoft’s new console is indeed the size, coming in 40% smaller than the original Xbox One, The Xbox One S certainly makes for a tidier look over the bulky original, but what if I was to tell you this sleek new style comes complete with features enabling 4k upscaling for all games as well as HDR support to give all of your games that highly polished and highly desired graphical edge.
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