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Toward the end of the Games Showcase, Microsoft unveiled a . For the first time, the company will offer an Xbox Series X with no disc drive in a robot white colorway. It comes with 1TB of storage and will cost $450. The MSRP of the original Series X is $500, but it often goes on sale (Microsoft itself is currently selling the console for $450).
A Xbox Series X without a disc drive . A leak in March suggested that was in the works. As with the PS5 refresh , perhaps Microsoft will offer a disc drive attachment for folks who later decide they want to play physical games on their Series X too.
A special edition Xbox Series X will also soon be available. This model, in galaxy black, does have a disc drive and double the internal storage of the regular Series X at 2TB. It will come with a matching controller and cost $600.
The Xbox Series S is getting a more modest update. Microsoft released a , and a version with the same storage and original colorway is in the pipeline. The 1TB robot white option will be offered in select markets and cost $350. The company notes that the black model will be available "while supplies last," indicating it's phasing that variant out.
More details on availability and regional pricing will be revealed soon. Microsoft says it also has plans for controller designs to match certain games and more Xbox Series X console wraps.
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A Xbox Series X without a disc drive . A leak in March suggested that was in the works. As with the PS5 refresh , perhaps Microsoft will offer a disc drive attachment for folks who later decide they want to play physical games on their Series X too.
A special edition Xbox Series X will also soon be available. This model, in galaxy black, does have a disc drive and double the internal storage of the regular Series X at 2TB. It will come with a matching controller and cost $600.
The Xbox Series S is getting a more modest update. Microsoft released a , and a version with the same storage and original colorway is in the pipeline. The 1TB robot white option will be offered in select markets and cost $350. The company notes that the black model will be available "while supplies last," indicating it's phasing that variant out.
More details on availability and regional pricing will be revealed soon. Microsoft says it also has plans for controller designs to match certain games and more Xbox Series X console wraps.
Catch up on all of the news from Summer Game Fest 2024 !
This article originally appeared on Engadget at
Console Bang News!