Poll: Are you getting an Xbox One S?

During the #XboxE3 event on Monday, Microsoft made the bold step of announcing not just one, but two new pieces of console hardware. On one hand we have the Xbox One S, a slimmed down and slightly upgraded version of the original console. On the other we have the absurdly impressive sounding Project Scorpio, promising native 4K gaming and VR support.

For some that poses a genuine dilemma. Do you drop $299 (or more) on the Xbox One S this year or do you hold off until the holiday season in 2017 and pool all your cash into Project Scorpio. For others it's a case of, do I replace my existing console with the sexier, slimmer Xbox One S with its internal power supply.

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