Project Scarlett Xbox console announced \u2013 release date, specs, launch titles, and more Microsoft unveiled their brand new Xbox console, named Xbox Project X, and here\u2019s everything we know about the groundbreaking new console so far. With news about the PlayStation 5 already out there, everyone was just waiting on Microsoft to see what their response to the impressive new console from Sony was. Sony doesn\u2019t have a presence at E3 this year, leaving Microsoft to steal the show with the announcement of their new Xbox. The Xbox One X may be the most powerful console available right now but all of that will be changing with the release of this console. The Xbox One X will no longer be the most powerful console. Microsoft stressed their new console will be built for the goal of having the best gaming experience possible. It\u2019s clear the team has learned from the underwhelming response of the Xbox One, which was being marketed as an all-in-one entertainment device. The team is looking to eliminate load times altogether so players are able to get right into the action. They have partnered with AMD to build a new hybrid CPU that is said to be four times as powerful as the Xbox One X. It will come with a solid state drive built-in, lending itself to lightning-quick load times. On top of this, the new console will support up to 120 FPS, 8K resolution gaming, and backwards compatibility. When does Xbox Series X release? Xbox\u2019s Project Scarlett, which is now Xbox Project X, is set for a Holiday 2020 release with Halo: Infinite as a launch title. An exact date remains up in the air, but with plenty of time to go, an annoucement will come at some point. Read More: When is GTA 6 coming out? Rumors, release date, story and more for the next Grand Theft Auto game – With PlayStation also releasing the PS5 at this point in 2020, it may very well be a case of who blinks first and lets their release date out into the wider world. Power Your Dreams.#XboxSeriesX #PowerYourDreams pic.twitter.com\/R4ulND4KAx \u2014 Xbox (@Xbox) December 13, 2019 Will Xbox Series X be backwards compatible? The Xbox Series X will be backwards compatible, meaning you\u2019ll be able to play plenty of Xbox One titles on the new console \u2013 provided that developers don\u2019t re-release them with a remastered version. One other wrinkle in the backwards compatibility fight is that next-generation controller will also work on the current systems. Meaning that if you adopt a new console early and still want to play at a friend\u2019s house, you can do so with the new pad. Some additional details on Xbox Series X \u2013 Xbox One controllers will work on the new console; Xbox Series X controller will work on Xbox One \u2013 Quieter than Xbox One X \u2013 You can pause & resume multiple games at the same time \u2013 Backwards compatiblehttps:\/\/t.co\/RLjLsRVIbx pic.twitter.com\/UyUNKyYaxM\u2014 CharlieIntel (@charlieINTEL) December 13, 2019<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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