The channel specializing in unboxings on YouTube, Unbox Therapy, has just published a video showing the Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S consoles live! Microsoft simply sent them both to the channel with over 17 million subscribers. However, these are non-functional versions of the consoles, having only the casing to demonstrate what the company's next generation video games will look like live.
Xbox Series S is officially revealed
This week Microsoft, after several leaks about the most "humble" version of the Xbox Series X, the Xbox Series S, came to reveal on its official Twitter account the existence of the video game. The company even claimed that this upcoming version of the Xbox will boast "next-gen performance on the smallest Xbox ever".
???? Let’s make it official!
Xbox Series S | Next-gen performance in the ˢᵐᵃˡˡᵉˢᵗ Xbox ever. $ 299 (ERP).
Looking forward to sharing more! Soon. Promise. pic.twitter.com/8wIEpLPVEq
In addition to confirming the existence of the Xbox Series S, Microsoft also said the price of the video game, which will be US$299. Speculation believes that the Series X will have the same internal hardware as the Series X, but it does not have a disc reader, in addition to having a less powerful CPU and GPU. If this rumor is indeed true, the video game may not be ideal for playing games in 4K, but it will be a more affordable alternative to having to be able to play high-end titles.
Xbox Series X may launch on November 6th
Microsoft recently confirmed that the Xbox Series X would be released in November, but the exact date was not yet known. Now, according to information from a user on Twitter, the next generation console developed by Microsoft has gained an exact date: November 6th. Even though the pandemic caused by the Coronavirus (COVID-19) affects deliveries, product distributors seem to be gearing up for November XNUMXth.
Xbox Series X may launch on November 6th. A tipster tells me boxes of the new controllers have a do not open date of November 6th on them. These controllers leaked earlier this week https://t.co/oyhlbg2SKo pic.twitter.com/dq096shN7L
— Tom Warren (@tomwarren) August 11, 2020
What did you think of the live appearance of the new consoles? Check out the unboxing video below!
