New Xbox One bundles include PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, Minecraft

Microsoft has no shortage of Xbox One bundles available, but information technology's adding ii more than to the mix this calendar week. And whether you're looking to jump in the Xbox ecosystem with a One X or One S, there'southward something here for everyone.

On the Xbox 1 X side of things, Microsoft is bundling boxing royale hit PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG) with the system. Altogether, the packet includes a download for the total PUBG game, along with a standard 1TB Xbox Ane Ten, a wireless controller, and one-calendar month trials for Xbox Game Laissez passer and Xbox Live Gold. Microsoft says this bundle will hit retailers around the world starting "later this week" for $499.

As for the Xbox 1 S, Microsoft is introducing another Minecraft bundle, which includes a full version of the Minecraft game with the Explorer'due south Pack, along with flavour 1 of Minecraft: Story Mode. The bundle likewise throws in a one-month trial for Xbox Game Pass and 14 days of Xbox Alive Gilt.

The Minecraft bundle is available starting today for $299 at retailers in "select regions." In the U.Due south., yous'll only be able to grab this ane at the Microsoft Store and Walmart.

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