So far the game cases saw for Xbox One titles were display mock-ups made with normal DVD cases and a printed sleeve. At last you get to see the real thing.
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meh
Terrible photo.. it's a case to keep your game in, functional.
blah that just as bad as the first xboxs cases.
Cool, though I prefer the steelbook cases. At least the cases are smaller than before. Just hope they don't go the route of cutting pieces out where the discs are and made them all flimsy and possibly scratch the disc.
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