New Year, New Xbox One Bundles Announced
By Vinny Lanni
Start off 2016 with two new Xbox One bundles.
Microsoft did not waste much time in announcing something new for the new year. The Xbox One Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege Bundle and the Xbox One 500GB Name Your Game Bundle will be available for purchase this month.
The first available bundle is the Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege Bundle. This bundle ($399 USD) is obviously for the die-hard Rainbow Six fan and includes: a 1TB hard drive, copy of Rainbow Six Siege and full-game downloads of Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Vegas and Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Vegas 2. This bundle is pretty neat and now with Xbox One backward compatibility, Tom Clancy fans can spend hours upon hours engaged in tactical first-person shooter gameplay.
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Second on the list, and certainly not least, is the rather interesting Xbox One 500GB Name Your Game Bundle. The Name Your Game Bundle ($349 USD) comes with a 500GB hard drive and full-game download of either: Forza Motorsport 6, Rise of the Tomb Raider, Gears of War: Ultimate Edition or Rare Replay. Each game is awesome in its own right, but the true value lies in Rise of the Tomb Raider, the most recent and best value of the bunch.
Options and bundles are always welcome in the gamer community, the difficult decision is which one to choose. The Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege Bundle does offer more in terms of value with a bigger hard drive and more games but it’s $50 added on. On the flip side, the Name Your Game Bundle is a little cheaper but you take a hit in hard drive space. Both have their pros and cons, the choice is your own.
The Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege Bundle and Name Your Game Bundle bundle are available for purchase on Jan. 12, 2016 (Australia, Germany, Ireland, Mexico, New Zealand and the U.K.) and “late January” for the United States, Brazil and Canada.