Watch Dogs 1 + Watch Dogs 2 Gold Editions Bundle (Xbox One digital) $14.91 @ Eneba

Never used Eneba before but the site reviews are mixed at best. Seems like 50/50 odds you'll get a code that's already been redeemed. Proceed with caution.

Quote from MitchK7936 : Never used Eneba before but the site reviews are mixed at best. Seems like 50/50 odds you'll get a code that's already been redeemed. Proceed with caution.

This was my first time using. I paid via PayPal and used Microsoft Edge mobile browser. No issues during my purchase or redemption of code.

I used this website before to purchase a xbox one game and some gold membership. Both times i used paypal and received the codes in my email in seconds

Quote from jabz : I used this website before to purchase a xbox one game and some gold membership. Both times i used paypal and received the codes in my email in seconds

I used this site once, and bought a game. I got it and it worked too.

How are the digital sales compared to used game prices from Gamestop?

I didn't own an Xbox One and was debating getting a One S for cheap and using it for 2-3 years to play old One games and use Gamepass along the way. I was planning to get used games during Gamestop sales since I figured digital One games really didn't go on sale that often and would most likely be full price.

But if digital versions of One games go on sale often, I might just get the Series S and get my One and Series S games digitally. Otherwise I was planning on getting the X several years down the line since it has a disc drive and better performance, but I'd get the One S first and play through old One titles.

Quote from smacky00 : How are the digital sales compared to used game prices from Gamestop? I didn't own an Xbox One and was debating getting a One S for cheap and using it for 2-3 years to play old One games and use Gamepass along the way. I was planning to get used games during Gamestop sales since I figured digital One games really didn't go on sale that often and would most likely be full price. But if digital versions of One games go on sale often, I might just get the Series S and get my One and Series S games digitally. Otherwise I was planning on getting the X several years down the line since it has a disc drive and better performance, but I'd get the One S first and play through old One titles.

Gstop prices are way elevated for old games. Right now, I've tapped out buying XB1 games since my backlog is so long (in addition to GamePass backlog) and only buy if games are $10 or less. UNLESS the developer is up & coming, then I am willing to raise my buy price. GStop occasionally has a B1G1 or B5get50%off (ended yesterday). You can get a slew of good games@ $5 that way.

Digitally, eneba & cdkey has occasional great prices for AAA games, but don't expect a wide choice of dirt cheap games. For that, keep an eye on the Xbox game store (changes weekly) + the occasional "big event". About a week ago, M$ was doing a special, spend $40, get 10%back (in M$ points). For that, I got Skyrim($13), Valkyria Chronicles 4 complete (10ish), Shadow of the Tomb Raider Season Pass ($6.5ish) and Borderlands Handsome Jack collection ($10). Gamestop couldn't touch these prices (mainly b/c of the DLC).

Sometimes you just have to pass on a bargain just to see if it comes back cheaper. I bought Lego Batman 3 complete for $7, and I don't think it's ever dropped to that price again. I bought Divinity Original Sin 1 for a good price of 15, to see it drop to $10. Bought Witcher complete for $25 to see it again for $20 before I even started it (okay w/that b/c of the developer). Bought Dragon Age Inquisition complete for $20, then see it for 10 before I played it.

You seem patient, just watch the sales and buy on the 2nd or 3rd "rock bottom" price. Your wallet will thank you while you build a legendary backlog for cheap.

As far as buying the XB1s or XBSeries S, I would probably lean torwards the Series S. The SeriesS + a USB3 drive + GamePass = awesome. Looking back on things, if I knew where M$ was heading, I don't think I would have ever bought a full priced game and only worked on my backlog. GPass games take up 100% of my play time. There was a time I bought every COD, Battlefield, Clancy & Borderlands game new, but that time has passed. I just play solo, occasionally w/the kid, but mainly solo b/c of life.

I can't believe GStop is selling a used XB1S for $280 and an X for $380. Buy the $300 Series S and hotswap games you actively play. FYI, pre-EAgames + presumably the Bethesda game bump, I have a "games I want to play" GamePass drive. It's about 2.5TB. I think it's about 60% of what GP has to offer.

I am buying an Series X b/c of the drive (for my physical copies) and 4k. If only the S were 4k, I would buy a disk-less version.

Good luck!

Quote from iroute : Gstop prices are way elevated for old games. Right now, I've tapped out buying XB1 games since my backlog is so long (in addition to GamePass backlog) and only buy if games are $10 or less. UNLESS the developer is up & coming, then I am willing to raise my buy price. GStop occasionally has a B1G1 or B5get50%off (ended yesterday). You can get a slew of good games@ $5 that way. Digitally, eneba & cdkey has occasional great prices for AAA games, but don't expect a wide choice of dirt cheap games. For that, keep an eye on the Xbox game store (changes weekly) + the occasional "big event". About a week ago, M$ was doing a special, spend $40, get 10%back (in M$ points). For that, I got Skyrim($13), Valkyria Chronicles 4 complete (10ish), Shadow of the Tomb Raider Season Pass ($6.5ish) and Borderlands Handsome Jack collection ($10). Gamestop couldn't touch these prices (mainly b/c of the DLC). Sometimes you just have to pass on a bargain just to see if it comes back cheaper. I bought Lego Batman 3 complete for $7, and I don't think it's ever dropped to that price again. I bought Divinity Original Sin 1 for a good price of 15, to see it drop to $10. Bought Witcher complete for $25 to see it again for $20 before I even started it (okay w/that b/c of the developer). Bought Dragon Age Inquisition complete for $20, then see it for 10 before I played it. You seem patient, just watch the sales and buy on the 2nd or 3rd "rock bottom" price. Your wallet will thank you while you build a legendary backlog for cheap. As far as buying the XB1s or XBSeries S, I would probably lean torwards the Series S. The SeriesS + a USB3 drive + GamePass = awesome. Looking back on things, if I knew where M$ was heading, I don't think I would have ever bought a full priced game and only worked on my backlog. GPass games take up 100% of my play time. There was a time I bought every COD, Battlefield, Clancy & Borderlands game new, but that time has passed. I just play solo, occasionally w/the kid, but mainly solo b/c of life. I can't believe GStop is selling a used XB1S for $280 and an X for $380. Buy the $300 Series S and hotswap games you actively play. FYI, pre-EAgames + presumably the Bethesda game bump, I have a "games I want to play" GamePass drive. It's about 2.5TB. I think it's about 60% of what GP has to offer. I am buying an Series X b/c of the drive (for my physical copies) and 4k. If only the S were 4k, I would buy a disk-less version. Good luck!

Thanks for the detailed info. I sat out the current gen because life took over so I guess it's a mix of patience and just... Life.

But now I'm ready to get back in but since I've waited so long, I can definitely be more patient.

My plan was to get a new One S for BF and then segue in to the Series X in a few years time for the 4K gaming. As a side note, I have an LG C9 so I have 4K as well as HDMI 2.1 so the Series X may be a better choice for me. But that's in the future.

For the One S, I was hoping for a $149-179 price tag this BF. No way am I paying $299 for it, especially since they were $179 last BF and even $199 prior to COVID. So I know it's an awful price and would wait another seven years if it stayed at that price.

Gamepass is the big draw for me and despite my last console being the 360, I may just buy Live for 2-3 years and convert it to GPU for $1. Even if I don't get a One S or Series console for another two to three months, I'd still have those GPU savings and Live. I don't trust MS to keep that $1 conversion for much longer.

Quote from smacky00 : Thanks for the detailed info. I sat out the current gen because life took over so I guess it's a mix of patience and just... Life. But now I'm ready to get back in but since I've waited so long, I can definitely be more patient. My plan was to get a new One S for BF and then segue in to the Series X in a few years time for the 4K gaming. As a side note, I have an LG C9 so I have 4K as well as HDMI 2.1 so the Series X may be a better choice for me. But that's in the future. For the One S, I was hoping for a $149-179 price tag this BF. No way am I paying $299 for it, especially since they were $179 last BF and even $199 prior to COVID. So I know it's an awful price and would wait another seven years if it stayed at that price. Gamepass is the big draw for me and despite my last console being the 360, I may just buy Live for 2-3 years and convert it to GPU for $1. Even if I don't get a One S or Series console for another two to three months, I'd still have those GPU savings and Live. I don't trust MS to keep that $1 conversion for much longer.

According to Eurogamer, the Xbox Series S will double the framerates for Xbox One games that are Xbox Series S-enhanced. Therefore, games that are Xbox Series S-enhanced games should run at a buttery smooth 60 FPS, albeit at 900p. Also, non Xbox Series S-enchanced games that utilize dynamic resolution and/or uncapped framerates should be able to maintain their targets better without any updates to the game. An example is Grand Theft Auto IV; which, uses an uncapped framerate and was not updated for any backwards-compatibility enhancements was shown to keep a locked 60 FPS on the Xbox Series X.

In summary, I would buy the Xbox Series S over the Xbox One S. Since it will make selected backwards-compatible games perform better, will play the next-gen games, and has an SSD to make load times way quicker.

Source: https://www.eurogamer.net/article...ally-works

Source for GTA IV performance on Xbox Series X: https://www.eurogamer.net/article...sformative