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Rumour: Xbox Series V could be an all-digital version of the Series X

Rumour: Xbox Series V could be an all-digital version of the Series X

Posted on September 12, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

A supposed image of the Xbox Series V has emerged online, which is rumoured to be an all-digital version of Microsoft’s Xbox Series X. 

We’d take this rumour with several pots of salt since it doesn’t look entirely legitimate, but it’s an interesting idea when you consider how it would sit in the upcoming console family. 

Having emerged on Twitter, Xbox Series V will apparently be a console which sits between the Xbox Series S and Xbox Series X, acting as a digital version of the latter without a 4K blu-ray drive. 
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