Microsoft’s eagerly awaited new Xbox video game console is almost here, and you’ll be able to shell out an as-yet-unspecified amount of money for the Xbox Series X this November. Even as Microsoft provided that more specific launch date for the latest Xbox console, developer 343 Industries announced that it’s pushing back Halo Infinite, one of the titles Xbox fans have been most ardently anticipating, to 2021. That news came the same day as leaks about the Series X’s potential little brother, code-named Lockhart, called it the “Xbox Series S.”. On a more prosaic level, we’re in the portion of the prerelease cycle in which Microsoft and Sony – slated to release its own PlayStation 5 console this year — leapfrog each other with feature and spec reveals. The latest lilypad was the Xbox Games Showcase on July 23, headlined by Microsoft’s abovementioned Halo Infinite. During the event, Microsoft showed us gameplay footage from that game, as well as showing off and confirming a list of launch exclusives for the Series X — games that will launch exclusively on the console, but will not necessarily be available on the console at its launch. These include Stalker 2, Warhammer 40,000: Darktide (2021), Tetris Effect: Connected and The Gunk (by the… Read full this story
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