As a dedicated gamer, you've been eagerly awaiting Microsoft's next-generation powerhouse. The company has now confirmed on Xbox Wire that the Xbox Series X will launch in November 2020.
Microsoft hasn't specified the exact day yet, but they've shared exciting details about the release.
Upcoming Xbox One titles like Assassin's Creed: Valhalla and Yakuza: Like a Dragon will feature Smart Delivery, allowing seamless upgrades to Xbox Series X versions at no extra cost if purchased for Xbox One.
Existing favorites such as Ori and the Will of the Wisps and Destiny 2 are being optimized to harness the console's superior hardware.
The Xbox Series X upholds Microsoft's strong backward compatibility tradition, supporting games from the original Xbox era—so dust off those classics.
AdvertisementMicrosoft also spotlighted Xbox Game Pass, enhanced by the Project xCloud beta now available on Android. Your progress, friends list, and achievements will sync seamlessly across devices.
The announcement isn't all smooth sailing. Halo Infinite has been postponed from its holiday 2020 window to 2021, impacting Microsoft's competition with PlayStation 5 and contributing to a dip in stock value, as noted by MarketWatch.
Still, a robust lineup of new and optimized titles will be ready at launch. Master Chief fans, hang tight.
While the precise date remains under wraps, circle November 2020. Stay tuned for pricing, pre-order info, and more.
To maximize your experience, explore Xbox Game Pass ahead of launch.
