Microsoft's next-gen Xbox Series X. The console will arrive on November 10 and will cost $ 499 (£ 449, AU $ 749), the company said on Wednesday. That is the same start day as that stripped down Xbox Series S., Which costs $ 299 (£ 249, AU $ 499).
You can pre-order both consoles starting September 22nd. The consoles will launch without Halo Infinite, a key exclusive product from 343 Industries recently delayed But on Wednesday Ubisoft announced that Assassin's Creed Valhalla would be released a week early at the same time as the start of the X and S series. Other starting games are Gears Tactics, Dirt 5 and Watch Dogs Legion. You will be able to too Play thousands of games from the original Xbox, the Xbox 360 and the current Xbox One Generations.
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If a single $ 499 expense isn't an option, this is Series X. and S Series are available for purchase through monthly payments in 12 countries as part of the Xbox All Access program. The X Series is $ 35 per month while the cheaper console is $ 25 per month. Both offer two years of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, which has been expanded to include an EA Play membership.
With the next generation Xbox consoles, the ball is firmly in Sony's playing field. No release date or price has been announced for the yet PS5.
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