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Xbox Series X review: Phenomenal power, but lacking big games | Digital Trends

Posted on July 23, 2022August 27, 2023 By bot

Timing is everything.

When a console launches, it’s critical. Every component of a new system — from hardware to software — has to come together to meet the expectations of an eager and often hypercritical fan base. And when the Xbox Series X first launched in 2020, it didn’t have the art of timing on its side thanks to COVID-19 spoiling Microsoft’s big launch plans.
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