Yeah I also noticed that. Will most likely be buying one soon. I already bought Soul Calibur VI and Red Dead Redemption 2, but I will only open them once I get a One X!

Cuphead? The game is part of Xbox Play Anywhere. If you're on Windows 10, you can buy it from the Microsoft Store, and you will also get a copy on Xbox. It also works in reverse. If you buy it from the Xbox Store, you will also have it on the Microsoft Store. Cuphead is also on Steam, if you want to play on PC but don't want to get it from the Microsoft Store. Obviously the Steam version doesn't include the Xbox version.

In Japan, the Xbox One S was once sold as a 4K Bluray player instead of a games console. It's more of a strategy by retailers to move units, since Xbox is virtually non-existent in Japan. The 360 era was the best for Microsoft in Japan, and even that was quite sad to see.

In terms of 4K Bluray playback, the One S can do everything the One X can do. 4K output, HDR support, and Dolby Atmos output. Of course, games play vastly superior on the One X, which is also the reason I bought it over the One S.

Welcome to the club! When I first bought the One X, the most use for it was as a 4K Bluray player. Mostly because I wanted to experience HDR on my new TV. For some reason, not too many games have good HDR implementation. I have both the Xbox One X and PS4 Pro, but in most cases, I use the One X more, since 3rd party games usually look and play better on it. There are exceptions, like Tekken 7, which never received an Xbox One X enhancement.