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An Xbox for College Students

            College is off to a fast start and whether you are a young freshman or a fifth-year graduate student, you may need a new gaming system to get you through the tough times of being a college student. When you are overloaded with multiple exams, projects, and homework assignments, gaming can be a way to relieve a certain level of stress. Choosing the gaming system for you can be very time consuming and stressful. One has two main options when choosing a gaming system: the PS4 or Xbox One S. They are both very expensive and very crucial to your college experience. You want to pick a gaming system that you know you will get the most use out of. The storage, portability, game selection, and online experience are just some of the important criteria to use when determining what gaming system, you want to invest in. After researching top gaming systems based on this criteria, I have come to the conclusion that the Microsoft Xbox One S Console is one of the best options for students in college looking for a gaming system.
             At a starting price of $299.99, the Microsoft Xbox One S is one of the more reasonably priced gaming systems on today's market. Howbeit, even at this low price, it may still be slightly out of a college student's price range. It comes with several features that make your purchase worthwhile. The features associated with this Xbox outweigh its toughest competitor. The Xbox One S is the only gaming console with 4K Blue ray technology and 4K video streaming, which means you are getting the highest available quality on Netflix movies and other shows. "With four .
             times the resolution of standard HD, 4K Ultra HD delivers the clearest, most realistic video possible. Stream 4k content on Netflix and Amazon Video and watch Ultra HD Blu-ray movies in stunning visual fidelity with High Dynamic Range" (Xbox). This is perfect for college students who are looking to get the highest possible quality when cramming in the new episode of Breaking Bad.


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