Microsoft has released three new iterations of its Xbox Series X/S consoles, offering more storage, a discless option, a new special edition system, and several other intrinsic improvements. While the platform holder doesn't have a rival to Sony's upcoming PS5 Pro, these new Xbox variants do fill a lot of gaps in Microsoft's current-generation console lineup.
Four years into their lifecycles, the approaches employed for the PS5 and Xbox Series X/S have deviated quite a bit. Sony has regularly made small revisions to the PS5, whether it be more efficient SoCs, cooling system optimizations, a handier vertical stand, or the redesigned PS5 Slim that was released last year. The Xbox Series X/S consoles, meanwhile, have remained exactly the same since they launched back in holiday 2020. New storage options and colors were introduced, but the Xbox console lineup hasn't changed at a core level.
Xbox announces it will be giving away a brand-new, custom Series X console inspired by Indiana Jones and the Great Circle ahead of the game's release.
Now, Microsoft is adding three new consoles to the Xbox Series X/S family. These were first announced during this summer's Xbox Games Showcase, and...
