Why Xbox One X is worth $499 — and why it might not be

[Windows Central]

Here are five reasons why Xbox One X's price is A-OK, despite what the critics may say, as well as some cause for concerns over the $499 starting price tag.
Xbox One X's price has finally been revealed, giving us an idea of how much you'll have to spend to pick up this beastly, six-teraflop game console.
Internet reactions have thus far been mixed, with many outlets and prominent commentators long decrying any version of Xbox One X that would cost more than $399.
Of course, we now know that Xbox One X starts at $499, which puts it in line with the disastrous launch of the original Xbox One back in 2013. Is Microsoft making the same mistakes again? The short answer: no. Times have changed, and One X is catering to a vastly different audience than the original Xbox One.
Here's why Xbox One X's $499 price is just fine, along with a few reasons why it may prove to be too expensive after all.
Microsoft unveils Xbox One X, releasing November 7

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