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Project Scarlett vs PS5: The next-gen gaming battle begins

Posted on June 16, 2019August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Confirmed details are starting to appear about the next-generation of games consoles, namely Xbox’s Project Scarlett (Xbox Two) and the PlayStation 5.

Sony execs have been teasing information on their company’s new device for months, while Xbox boss Phil Spencer took to the stage during his firm’s E3 2019 press conference to announce that Project Scarlett will be released in the build-up to Christmas 2020.
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