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Xbox Series X pad still supports AA batteries, Microsoft explains why

Xbox Series X: Everything you need to know about Microsoft’s new console

Posted on April 6, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Gamers are eagerly awaiting the next generation of consoles and, so far, Microsoft has offered a lot more information on their machine – the Xbox Series X.  This is our round-up of all the news, reveals and rumours regarding the upcoming console. 

The release of the Xbox Series X is getting closer and closer, with the new console due “holiday 2020”. Now, we’ve finally got a full specs list to add to the images and pre-existing info on the console. Our hub-page rounds up everything we know about the console so far…

For the uninitiated, the Xbox Series X is the successor to the Xbox One and is the official launch name of what we had previously been calling “Xbox 2” and “Xbox Project Scarlett”.
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