Microsoft kicked off E3 Monday with expanded Xbox features, lots of new gameplay, but undoubtedly the biggest announcement was the reveal of two new versions of the Xbox One: the slimmed-down Xbox One S and a more powerful Xbox code-named Scorpio.
Here's everything you need to know:
Microsoft opened its conference by revealing the Xbox One S, a slimmed down version of the current Xbox One. The new iteration is 40% smaller, supports 4K, and features a slightly tweaked design.
Microsoft outlined Xbox Play Anywhere, a new initiative that allows players to buy a game on Xbox One and play it on Windows 10, and vice versa. But there's more: you'll be able to share achievements and progress across platforms.
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Here's everything you need to know:
Microsoft opened its conference by revealing the Xbox One S, a slimmed down version of the current Xbox One. The new iteration is 40% smaller, supports 4K, and features a slightly tweaked design.
Microsoft outlined Xbox Play Anywhere, a new initiative that allows players to buy a game on Xbox One and play it on Windows 10, and vice versa. But there's more: you'll be able to share achievements and progress across platforms.
Continue reading…
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