By: Tyler Miller
Microsoft made one last big announcement during their E3 press conference by revealing that the Xbox One X will cost $499 when it launches this fall. Many were expecting the price to be anywhere from $400-$500, so this falls right in the area of expectation. The big question though is whether or not gamers will want to spend that much to upgrade after the show the Microsoft put on today. Only time will tell.
By: Tyler Miller
In what was the biggest surprise of the show, Microsoft announced that they will be bringing backwards compatibility for original Xbox games to the Xbox One later this year.
By: Tyler Miller
The biggest PC game out now, PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds, is launching on Xbox One as a console exclusive later this year on November 7. It’s unknown as of now if the game will stay an Xbox One exclusive, or if it will be available on Playstation 4 at a later time.
By: Tyler Miller
Microsoft kicked off their E3 press conference today by officially revealing the name of Project Scorpio, now called Xbox One X.
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