Does anyone expect this to be supply constrained? I don't need one straight away as want one for my time off over Christmas. I'm hoping I can get one easily enough in late December.
Does anyone expect this to be supply constrained? I don't need one straight away as want one for my time off over Christmas. I'm hoping I can get one easily enough in late December.
I certainly do.
It depends on where you are. Maybe in the US, but elsewhere? No.
Does anyone expect this to be supply constrained? I don't need one straight away as want one for my time off over Christmas. I'm hoping I can get one easily enough in late December.
Thank you!Everyone.
Chill out with the console wars nonsense and worrying about who is stepping on whose toes. Reasonable discourse is allowed, but this is generally a thread about news of pre-ordering the Xbox One X.
Comparisons between hardware power probably can find a different home, but reasonable discourse is fine.
Consider this a warning shot about behaving in this thread moving forward.
This goes to both "sides" of whatever is going on in here.
Does anyone expect this to be supply constrained? I don't need one straight away as want one for my time off over Christmas. I'm hoping I can get one easily enough in late December.
Does anyone expect this to be supply constrained? I don't need one straight away as want one for my time off over Christmas. I'm hoping I can get one easily enough in late December.
I still firmly believe Crackdown 3 and/or Lucky's Tale will come free with all One X pre-orders.
Both those games are being sent to die and people are still very uneasy about $499.
By giving those 2 games away with the console until Dec 31, it makes $499 far more palatable and allows those games to reach larger numbers given bundled sales are included in LTD figures.
I don't see constraints. They don't really have a killer app. If this was launching with Halo 6 I would worry. Pretty light year for Xbox One exclusives. Crackdown is the big one but I am worried based on what I've seen so far.
Does anyone expect this to be supply constrained? I don't need one straight away as want one for my time off over Christmas. I'm hoping I can get one easily enough in late December.
Does anyone expect this to be supply constrained? I don't need one straight away as want one for my time off over Christmas. I'm hoping I can get one easily enough in late December.
I expect GameStop to be supply constrained because many of us have large gift cards since the GameStop trade shadow a few weeks back.
As long as they're digital copies, I'd be excited.
I don't see constraints. They don't really have a killer app. If this was launching with Halo 6 I would worry. Pretty light year for Xbox One exclusives. Crackdown is the big one but I am worried based on what I've seen so far.
Is there a reason this thread keeps getting bumped, are preorders imminent or something?
Does anyone expect this to be supply constrained? I don't need one straight away as want one for my time off over Christmas. I'm hoping I can get one easily enough in late December.
Refunds on preorders are effortless, though, they dont even charge you yet.Of course they'd be digital.
IT can't be a coincidence that you STILL can't digitally pre-order Crackdown 3 and Super Lucky's Tale.
It makes sense. They want people to pre-order the console and they wouldn't want to give a tonne of refunds to people who pre-order those games digitally not knowing they'd be free with a console they were going to buy anyway.
Question. Are they allowed to start production if the device hasn't been approved by the FCC yet?
I'm guessing not, or that they wouldn't because that would be a risky move if it failed cert for whatever reason and needed to be altered.
Does anyone know how long it generally takes to make x amount of units for devices like these? Like per day I guess.
Question. Are they allowed to start production if the device hasn't been approved by the FCC yet?
I'm guessing not, or that they wouldn't because that would be a risky move if it failed cert for whatever reason and needed to be altered.
Does anyone know how long it generally takes to make x amount of units for devices like these? Like per day I guess.
That's a good question. I definitely don't know for certain, but I imagine it would need full approval before mass production. They mentioned during E3 (Phil Spencer and Aaron Greenberg) that they had test versions at home, so I guess it would only apply to consumer versions.
So now that it's been fully approved, it is all up to when they have their preorder plans start!
Spencer said FCC approvals are done and preorders going up sometime in the near future. Not sure how soon that is though.
Oh snap, I didn't know it had been fully approved! How did I miss this? Was there a thread?
Source on this?
Refunds on preorders are effortless, though, they dont even charge you yet.
Not sure what it is worth, but not too long after Phil's tweet I noticed Best Buy no longer has the option to be notified. Maybe pre-orders really are around the corner and they already have so many customers waiting to be notified. Then again could just be a damn coincidence.
I thought digital pre-orders debit the funds immediately.
Not sure on a thread, but here's the tweet:
https://twitter.com/XboxP3/status/889343117156950017
"Our plan is set for this. All approvals are done so now just landing the announce with all the info, won't be too much longer."
How and why do you announce a console not yet approved to be sold? Is thise a common practice? It is the first time i hear about it.
Not sure on a thread, but here's the tweet:
https://twitter.com/XboxP3/status/889343117156950017
"Our plan is set for this. All approvals are done so now just landing the announce with all the info, won't be too much longer."
If there is a pack-in, I kind of hope it's Super Lucky's Tale. Family friendly, fun, and plus people need more platformers in their life!
(Plus I selfishly want it to be included, haha.)
This is a $499 console that isn't new gen. People won't be flocking to get one. There should be plenty for everyone.
Hahahahahahahahah where do people logically come up with this. Did you also say:
"it's a mini NES, people won't be flocking to get one"
"$300 handheld that plays ports, no one will want one"
It's new. It's shiny and it's powerful. People want it. It will sell out.
Many people were able to walk into a store and buy a PS4 Pro on day 1(even Amazon had plenty to go around)
Oh snap, I didn't know it had been fully approved! How did I miss this? Was there a thread?
This is a $499 console that isn't new gen. People won't be flocking to get one. There should be plenty for everyone.
nahh not even. nintendo is on some other shit.You think they may pull a Nintendo by purposefully producing very low amount to generate artificial scarcity? At least I think that's what Nintendo do. There's no way a multi billion dollar company can't meet market demand.
Around my area (in Canada) it was pretty difficult until closer to Christmas. But in certain areas the One X definitely shouldn't be too hard to find.
I'm also in Canada and pro was easy to find. The only places it sold out were the busiest shopping centres, travel a couple minutes away and you could usually find a store with stock.
I think the problem was the price being too high(Canadian dollar was very weak) and no bundle deals while the slim had a lot more value going for it. Microsoft is going to face the same situation this holiday. $499 for a console vs $250 for a console with 2-4 games. It's why I'm eager to see the full details for the X. Can Microsoft improve on sonys misteps, who knows.