2 Xbox One Consoles ?

beaker141

Cheers Spadoosh.

They will want seperate ultimate teams - they are always coming to me with money wanting me to buy them fifa points / coins etc.

so to summarise and I hope have it right, 2 Xboxs, 2 Xbox Live Gold accounts, but 1 digital copy of Fifa 17 with the 2 kids effectively "swapping" home Xboxs and logging on to the others with their gamertag/xbox live account.

They can both then have a seperate ultimate team, but coins/points through their own xbox live account and spend them on getting "packs" etc in FIFA? They'd also be able to play each other with their respective ultimate team?

beaker141

And also - which Xbox one to go for ? Given I'll have 2 xboxes and next year they will no doubt want to get the next xbox version ?

Xbox One 500G I've seen with a random game for lowest £179
Xbox Elite - I think I saw for £199
and Xbox One £ - lowest I think Ive seen is 239

I'm erring towards the cheapest "out of date" Xbox One 500Gb?

captainbeaker

beaker141 wrote: »

And also - which Xbox one to go for ? Given I'll have 2 xboxes and next year they will no doubt want to get the next xbox version ?

Xbox One 500G I've seen with a random game for lowest £179
Xbox Elite - I think I saw for £199
and Xbox One £ - lowest I think Ive seen is 239

I'm erring towards the cheapest "out of date" Xbox One 500Gb?

Their is a new slimline version out the S, but it's still an xbox one.
For your purposes it shouldn't matter but the hard drives can fill up pretty fast, so I would go for the 1tb hard drive,

Johnmcl7

I'd only go for a larger internal drive if it was a reasonable price as frequently the costs are ridiculous and the Xbox one works well with USB external drives - it combines both as one large storage pool so you just stick the drive in and forget about it. I have an original 500GB model and spent £50 on a 2TB portable drive which gives it 2.5TB in total plus I can move that drive to the other Xbox One and copy the data without having to download it twice.

John