Microsoft has unveiled a name and look for its new gaming console, the Xbox Series X, promising a still-more immersive experience as it fends off threats from streaming and rival Sony.
The US company in June pointed to the technical abilities of its next-generation console when it announced “Project Scarlett”, saying the new machine would be four times more powerful than the current Xbox One X, which launched in 2013.
At a presentation late Thursday at The Game Awards 2019, Microsoft showed off the tower-like new console for the first time and also unveiled a new wireless controller.
It said older titles would remain compatible with the Series X, while promising a new gaming experience “where worlds are even more lifelike, immersive, responsive and surprising”.
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