It has just been revealed though, that at one point – Xbox One could have been a disc-less console.

Microsoft is reportedly working on disc-less Xbox One, with a "disc-to-digital" program set for 2019. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.

Microsoft officially announced a new, all-digital version of the Xbox One S during the latest episode of Inside Xbox today, confirming previous rumors. It will have a 1 TB hard drive and be priced ...

With Microsoft finally set to release a disc-less Xbox One All-Digital Edition, could this spell the end of GameStop?

Microsoft will release the previously rumored disc-less Xbox One called Xbox One S All-Digital Edition in early May, according to a Windows Central report.

A new lower-priced console, the Xbox One S All-Digital Edition, out May 7, costs $249.99. It has a 1-Terabyte hard drive and comes with three games.

Microsoft is reportedly working on a new Xbox One console that won't have a disc drive and will be available in 2019.

Xbox One S - still with a disc drive There's nothing confirmed, but chances are looking pretty good that yet another version of the Xbox One will be hitting shelves soon - probably this spring.

Xbox One S All-Digital Edition Earlier this week Microsoft formally revealed their disc-less Xbox One console and so far the general community response seems to be the same.

A disc-less Xbox One would probably drive some subscriptions to Xbox Game Pass, which has been a major area of focus at Microsoft lately.

This is far less than its usual $299 price, and it’s almost $50 cheaper than Microsoft’s new Xbox One S All-Digital model that omits a Blu-ray disc drive.

Microsoft's rumoured disc-less Xbox One S "All Digital Edition" could be announced as soon as next month with a release following in May.