Microsoft unveiled its Xbox One X video game console on Sunday ahead of the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3). The console debuts worldwide on November 7 for $499.

Microsoft has been providing a slow drip of Xbox Series X info following its official announcement late last year. Now, a new round of rumors may provide some clues about Microsoft’s next Xbox ...

Microsoft's new console isn't the Scorpio, after all. It's the Xbox One X, which is a whole lot of X's. XXX actually, which sounds a little dirty. In any case enjoy the reveal trailer. I'll have ...

Another major part of the reveal of the Series X was its new controller.On first glance, it's similar to the current Xbox One controller design, although Microsoft says it's slightly smaller to ...

In case you missed the reveal of the Xbox One X, we have a recap for you that should inform you on all that you need to know about the console.. We’ll be hitting you with initial impressions ...

Microsoft To Reveal Xbox One X Preorder Info This Sunday During Gamescon 2017 by Paul Lilly — Friday, August 18, 2017, 11:28 AM EDT ...

The next version of the Xbox makes a giant splash at the world's biggest video game conference, E3 2017. Xbox One X is Microsoft's most powerful console ever - CNET X ...

Aptly named Xbox One X (previously known as Xbox Scorpio) and starting at a price point of $499, Microsoft’s answer to PS4 Pro has had its unveiling and we now know what to expect ahead of its ...

The Xbox One X supports a native 4K frame buffer, it supports 60 FPS, it supports checkerboarding, and those tools are going to be put in the hands of the developers, that will be able to make the ...

Microsoft's upcoming Xbox One S is smaller than the Xbox One. That's it. Job done. Nailed it. Just like Sony nailed it with the PlayStation 2 and PlayStation 3, both of which were smaller and less ...

The Xbox Series X gameplay reveal reminded me of nothing so much as a Microsoft E3 press conference. Back in the day, Microsoft used to focus almost exclusively on shooters, sports and racing.

Coronavirus muted the hype of Microsoft's Xbox Series X reveal. But there was "Assassin's Creed Valhalla" excitement and a "Madden NFL 21" end run.