Xbox One, no Kinect: $349
– Barebones, nothing extra, not a great deal, don’t get this one.

Xbox One with Kinect: $449
– Same as above, but includes Kinect. No other bonuses, don’t get this bundle.

Xbox One Assassin’s Creed Bundle, no Kinect: $349
– This includes both Assassin’s Creed black flag (digital version), which is playable immediately after download, and Assassin’s Creed Unity, which you can pre-download, but it is not playable until release date, which is still 1-2 weeks away. As you can see, this is the same price as the barebones XBO, but includes 2 free games, making it a pretty sweet deal if you don’t care about the Kinect.

Xbox One Assassin’s Creed Bundle, with Kinect: $449
– Same as other AC bundle above, but also includes Kinect. It also includes a free Kinect game: Dance Central Spotlight. The Kinect sells separately alone for $149 MSRP, so this is an *extremely* good bundle. The standard MSRP prices would put this value at $399 console + $149 Kinect + $30 AC Black Flag + $60 AC Unity + $20 Dance Central Spotlight = about $650 total. Even if you believe the separate prices are kind of inflated, or they go down further over time, still a great deal.

Xbox One Sunset Overdrive Bundle: $349
– This bundle does not include a Kinect, but includes the new Sunset Overdrive game for the same price as the barebones bundle. But what makes this one stand out is that both the console and controller are white, which is pretty cool. Color preferences are subjective, so you’ll need to look at it and decide if this bundle is right for you, or if SO is the type of game you’ll like. It is currently the only way to get a white XBO. If you really want the Kinect, you’ll have to buy it separately for $149, which makes the deal less awesome. But if you don’t care about Kinect and like the look of white, this is a great choice.

Xbox One Call of Duty Advanced Warfare Bundle: $449
– This bundle is priced the same as the normal Kinect bundle, but this one does not actually include the Kinect. Instead, that $100 premium gets you Call of Duty Advanced Warfare (digital version, not physical), a custom Call of Duty themed console and controller design, and a 1TB hard drive. This is the only way to currently get a 1TB hard drive, which to me is the biggest selling point of all. But again, if you want the Kinect, you’ll have to buy it separately for $149 which makes it not as great of a deal. But that 1TB is great, and with how large full games are, will quickly become necessary. I’m hoping 1TB becomes a standard hard drive size very soon for this console, but for now, you’ll have to get this bundle to get that extra space (or get a separate external drive).

Since this review is on the AC bundle, which I actually did purchase, I will specify in a little more detail what it includes. The design you see in the product description picture is a cardboard sleeve over the normal green Xbox One box. Inside that box, is completely identical to the normal Xbox One bundle, except for those extra cards with download codes for the two AC games. There are no actual physical games or discs included in the bundle. The console is the standard black with the standard 500GB hard drive. Prepare to spend a few hours waiting for the games to download and install. Xbox Live definitely does not utilize my full 50 megabit connection, it seemed to download at around 10mbps consistently, which meant a long wait to actually play, since these game files are HUGE.