Xbox Series X Preorder Information Pages
The Xbox Series X is coming November 2020, but the exact preorder date, price, and release date have yet to be officially announced. Even so, you can visit the Xbox Series X info pages at the below retailers to read up on the upcoming console, and several of them let you enter your email address for notifications once Xbox Series X preorders do go live. As for us, this is IGN's dedicated Xbox Series X preorder page. Bookmark it now, because we'll have link and information for all the retailers as soon as preorders go live. We'll continuously monitor which stores have preorder stock, what (if any) bonuses they offer, and any other relevant information to ensure anyone who wants an Xbox Series X can get one at launch. For faster information about Xbox One X preorders when they go live, be sure to follow IGN Deals on Twitter. [poilib element="commerceDeal" parameters="slug=xbox-one-x-retailer-preorder-pages&type=list"]Xbox Series X Specs
Microsoft released the official Xbox Series X technical specs on February 24, promising 12 teraflops of graphical processing power and backwards compatibility all the way back to the original Xbox console. Here's a quick rundown of the Xbox Series X technical specifications:- Custom-designed AMD Zen 2 and RDNA 2 processor
- A "patented form" of variable rate shading (VRS)
- DirectX raytracing (hardware accelerated)
- SSD storage
- HDMI 2.1
- 120fps support
Xbox Series X Release Date
The only official word we have about the Xbox Series X release date is that it will launch "Holiday 2020." We did get a possible Xbox Series X launch date leak in early August, when packaging for alleged Xbox controllers bore a sticker reading "Do not sell or display before November 6." That's the closest we've come so far to an actual date, but Microsoft still hasn't confirmed it yet. That same leak also revealed a possible Xbox Series S, the long-rumored second version of the upcoming Xbox hardware.Xbox Series X Game Prices
Pricing on next-gen games is a little complicated. Many Xbox Series X-compatible games launching this fall, including Ubisoft's fall lineup, will cost $60. Others, like NBA 2K21, will cost $70. Going into next year and beyond, it's likely an MSRP of $70 will become more and more common for Xbox Series X titles.Xbox Series X Games
Thanks to Microsoft's years-long push for backwards compatibility, Xbox Series X will launch with "thousands of games." Some of the big launch-window titles that have been announced include Halo Infinite, Cyberpunk 2077, and Assassin's Creed Valhalla. Check out our Xbox Series X game list wiki for an up-to-date list of all the confirmed and rumored Series X titles. [poilib element="accentDivider"]source https://www.ign.com/articles/where-to-preorder-the-xbox-series-x-release-date-price
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