Check out the 1TB Xbox One S Battlefield 1 bundle in this new video

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Published on October 12, 2016

published on October 12, 2016

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If you’re curious as to what the 1TB Xbox One S Battlefield 1 bundle has to offer, then you might want to check out this new promotional video from the folks at Microsoft.

As seen above, Xbox’s Graeme Boyd is featured in the video and gives you six reasons why Battlefield 1 is best on Xbox One.

He begins by going over the details of Battlefield 1, such as the fact that the game thrusts you into the world of epic warfare from World War One. Next up, is the fact that the Xbox One S is the best Xbox ever built, complete with a 40% smaller size, and support for HDR gaming. Reason three is the fact that the bundle includes the full version of Battlefield 1, and a one month EA Access membership.

As Boyd’s fourth reason, he describes that the 1 TB bundle includes a special Early Enlister Deluxe Edition, which is jampacked with in-game bonuses, such as the Hellfighter Pack and early access to the Giant Shadow map.

Reason five, meanwhile, is something that we’ve covered in the past, the fact that Xbox Live is the fastest and most reliable gaming network.

Last, but certainly not least, is Boyd’s sixth example, which is the fact that the new Xbox One S controller is more comfortable and stylish than the competitions, complete with custom button mapping, increased wireless range, and support for Bluetooth technology.

Do you agree with Boyd’s six-reason argument as to why Battlefield 1 is best on Xbox One? Do you think you will pick one up because of this video? Let us know what you think by dropping us a comment below.

Radu Tyrsina

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