Pre-Order the Xbox One X 'Project Scorpio Edition' Now

Microsoft today announced a limited Project Scorpio Edition of the Xbox One 10, which is now bachelor for pre-order on Amazon (Update: currently sold out), GameStop, and Microsoft's website.

Xbox One X Project Scorpio Edition controller The $499 device arrives on Nov. 7, only y'all can identify your society now. It includes a custom design with the words "Project Scorpio" printed on the panel and the controller, and comes with an exclusive vertical stand. The packaging is inspired by the original Xbox.

The Xbox Ane, unveiled at E3 in June, was previously known as Project Scorpio. At present, "the codename will live on in the Scorpio Engine that powers the panel, too as in this limited edition panel," Microsoft said in a argument. "Nosotros designed the Project Scorpio Edition for fans to celebrate both our heritage and the ability and precision that we are bringing into our future."

The Project Scorpio edition will only exist available in a "express number" as function of this pre-order menstruum. "Get them at present earlier they're gone forever," Microsoft said.

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The Xbox One X is the near powerful Xbox One game console withal. Its impressive specs include a 6-teraflop, 40-core GPU clocked at 1.172GHz with 12GB of GDDR5 RAM and a retentiveness bandwidth of 326Gbps. On paper, information technology'southward significantly more powerful than the Xbox I and Xbox One S.

It won't replace the Xbox One devices, though; the One X will become office of the "Xbox One family." One X is uniform with all Xbox One games and accessories, with room for graphical improvements when supported. This back up volition exist found in newer games, forth with a pick of already released Xbox One games with gratis patches (a model similar to the PS4 Pro's improved performance with PlayStation 4 games).

Look for native 4K gaming; supported games will render natively at iii,840 by 2,160, with high dynamic range, and wide color gamut.

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