The internal code name for the next generation of Xbox consoles has been officially revealed. The news comes after months of rumors about what lies ahead for the future of Xbox, amid a host of major shakeups and departures from the gaming division of Microsoft.
Microsoft first entered the gaming space nearly 25 years ago with the November 2001 release of the original Xbox. Designed as an alternative to Sony's already popular PlayStation 2 and Nintendo's GameCube, which was released around the same time, the Xbox featured a range of exclusive titles that allowed it to stand against some of the stiffest competition in the history of the games industry. Xbox became another pillar in the realm of video games, with the massively popular Xbox 360 continuing the trend and helping to popularize online multiplayer with its brilliant implementation of Xbox Live. While the release of the Xbox One and the Xbox Series X/S found the brand falling behind some of its competitors, many fans remain extremely loyal to Xbox's powerful gaming hardware.
New executive Asha Sharma has begun addressing long-standing community feedback, suggesting a possible change in how the brand plans to grow.
The codename and first details...
