Got mine 3 weeks ago. So much smoother gameplay. Being able to change the fov is such a blessing.

I haven’t been too tempted to get one until my friend came over the other day. We played some Risk of Rain 2, and it was almost mind blowing how much faster he loaded in.

Where did you get and how much?

I though OP said they got a next gen console, but OP's profile says PSN.

I hate how "Let’s goooooooooo!!!!!!!" is the only acceptable thing to say by gamers and athletes when they're happy. There used to be so many options. "YEAHHH!" "WOOOO!!!!" "-blam!- YEAH!!!!" etc. now everyone is like those old teddy bears with the string you pull and there's only a couple rng lines they can say. With gamers it's either "Let's goooooooooo!!!!!!" or "literally."

That moment you realize you have a 1080p 60 Hz monitor.

Are the graphics updated ?

Does it load destiny faster when you get on?

I downloaded twitter just for the sole purpose of following an xbox-availability bot. Last week I finally was able to get one. It‘s such a huge difference to finally play on 60fps when you’ve played your hole life on 30fps (or lower).

Welcome to the club! I was walking through Walmart last month and by chance saw a Series S sitting on the shelf, blew my mind, it’s a huge leap coming from a ps4

Congratz and enjoy. Still on ps4 here, going to buy ps5. But not really in hurry to get it yet. [spoiler]and still hard to get[/spoiler]

Must be nice, damn scalpers are still in control where I live. I rather wait than pay double price for an object

I lucked into an Xbox Series X at MSRP. Because of that, I am getting back into Destiny 2 after not playing much for 2-3 years. The game looks better and loads faster. Otherwise, there are few radical changes. It's the same Xbox home menu and nearly the same controller. All Xbox One accessories except Kinect work with the Series X (also the Series S). I like that you can mostly play the same games on the Xbox One, because that allows me to plug it to a second TV, and have it available for use in that room. Same characters, same progress, just slower and 1080p. One thing I will mention that surprised me is that a 4K TV is not guaranteed to display games in 4K even if you have a console and game that can do it. I am using the Xbox Series X on a TV from about 2017. I originally plugged the new Xbox up through my receiver, then realized it could only do 1080p that way. I can get 4K/60fps, but only if I plug it to a specific HDMI input directly into the TV, and change a menu setting on the TV. I played it in 1080p for a couple of days without realizing this. It probably is easier/automatic with newer TVs. The physical design of the Series X works for me, but it may not fit some horizontal shelves in entertainment centers, because the smallest side is 6". It is whisper-quiet, though.