Microsoft’s new game console, formerly known as Project Scorpio, debuted as the Xbox One X. Plus games, games, games, including some exclusives.
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The next version of the Xbox makes a giant splash at E3 2017.
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Project Scorpio is now Xbox One X. How does Microsoft’s most powerful console ever compare to the PS4 Pro?
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Players will get to explore an alien world using a variety of exosuits called Javelins. The game is set to arrive in 2018.
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Microsoft unveiled the Xbox 4K and it looks amazing inside and out.
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4A Games’ third installment in the Metro series finally gave fans a few minutes of gameplay footage during E3 2017. We watched a player move through an abandoned tunnel and hitch a ride on a train while fending off mutants.
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#BackwardCompatibility is expanding to include original #Xbox games. Watch #XboxE3 live: https://t.co/Z3I4CSvRn2 #XboxOneX pic.twitter.com/81NE0rZBUe — Xbox (@Xbox) June 11, 2017 During today’s Microsoft E3 2017 keynote, backwards compatibility for original Xbox games for the upcoming and just-announced Xbox One X. Microsoft confirmed the announcement for not only original Xbox… Read More
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Bethesda has made a name for itself with series like The Elder Scrolls, Fallout, Doom, and Wolfenstein. And today, the studio is set to show off what it’s been working on for the past year. Bethesda will be live streaming its E3 press conference at 9pm PT / 12am ET, which you can watch below. Watch out for the reveal of Starfield (rumored to be an open-world sci-fi series), Elder… Read More
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With the launch of Microsoft’s new Xbox One XÂ gamers got an update on the latest Minecraft news — chiefly that Minecraft is now available across any device.
As part of the company’s big show at E3Â Microsoft talked about the latest Minecraft update.
The “Better Together Update” unifies console, mobile and Windows 10 versions of the game.
The new update also… Read More
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A full year after first teasing Project Scorpio at its last E3 event, Microsoft finally took the wraps of its new console, now called the Xbox One X.  Decidedly less catchy than Xbox Scorpio, but it beats all of the Windows-centric Xbox 10 S rumors that were circling around the past few weeks. The tongue-twister of a console is set to arrive November 7, priced at $499, as initially reported. … Read More
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