Microsoft has released a release date for the three new Xbox Series S/X console options that were released earlier this year, as Microsoft announced that the new versions, which include the 1TB Xbox Series S and Xbox series The Xbox Series Special Edition completely 1TB and 2TB
Microsoft confirmed in a post on Xbox Wire that the new Xbox Series S/X controller options will be available in all regions andCurrent supported markets for Xboxbut markets in India, Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Korea, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, South Africa, Turkey and the United Arab Emirates are still not supported, and the company has no plans released to bring the new consoles to those markets.
Options for the three new consoles include a 1TB SSD storage variant of the Xbox Series S in Robot White, an all-digital Xbox 1TB Series Xbox games show Held in June.
Price and features of the new Xbox Series S / X console options
The less expensive Xbox Series S, which does not come with a disc drive, was initially available with 512GB of storage in Robot White Microsoft introduced a 1TB storage version of the console in Carbon Black last year In Robot White, the Xbox Series S 1TB in Robot White is priced at $349.99 / €349.99.
The 1TB Xbox Series 99 EUR ERP, which is smaller than the standard Series
Finally, the high-end version is the 2TB Xbox Series 99 EUR ERP.
Release dates for the new Xbox Series S/X console options were also revealed at Gamescom, the ongoing video game show where parent company Xbox made several announcements about its upcoming games at the event, Microsoft also revealed three new accessibility tools for Xbox and 3D printed files for adaptive touchscreen covers for gamers with disabilities.
Access devices include the new Xbox Adaptive Joystick, the Proteus Controller from ByoWave and the Lite SE 2.4G Wireless Controller from 8BitDo. Two additional buttons on the shoulder blades act as the panic button and control of traditional controllers.
The new 8BitDo controller features low-impedance buttons and a highly sensitive Hall effect joystick – all located on the top of the controller for easy access The controller also comes with two programmable Super Buttons that can be mapped without additional software and is fully compatible with the Xbox Adaptive Controller.
The Proteus controller, on the other hand, comes with “snap and play” modular components, which allow players to customize and set up the controller in any way they want.
