Xbox Series X & Series S Price & Release Date Revealed

Xbox Series X & Series S Price & Release Date Revealed

Xbox Series X & Series S Price & Release Date Revealed

Launches November 10 – Pre-orders from 22nd September

Xbox has finally revealed the essential details on their newest next-gen consoles. The Xbox Series X is the most powerful console ever made, and the Xbox Series S gives a next-generation performance in the smallest console ever built at a more affordable price. They will both launch globally November 10, with pre-orders starting from September 22.

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Xbox Series X: £449/$499        Xbox Series S: £249/$299

Xbox All Access has expanded to 12 countries, offering you a next-generation Xbox and 24 months of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate starting at £19.99 a month, with no upfront costs. EA Access is also included with Xbox Game Pass at no additional cost.

Xbox All Access Summary:

  • The next-generation Xbox console of your choice
  • Over 100 high-quality games to play on console, including next-gen Optimized games
  • Over 100 high-quality games to play on PC
  • An EA Play membership to play more than 60 of EA’s biggest and best console and PC games
  • And over 100 games to play from the cloud

When Xbox Series X and Series S launches this November, it will herald a new generation of game experiences. Optimized games for Xbox Series X and Series S coming this year are built to take full advantage of our fastest consoles ever. On day one you will be the first to enjoy next-gen versions of the most anticipated games of the year such as Gears Tactics, Tetris Effect: Connected and Ubisoft’s Assassin’s Creed Valhalla and Watch Dogs: Legion. Ubisoft is known for leveraging new technologies and the power of new hardware to deliver groundbreaking games, and we think you’ll be blown away by the experience you’ll have playing Assassin’s Creed Valhalla and Watch Dogs: Legion on Xbox.

Xbox Series S is designed around the same technology that will make these games and so many others look and feel incredible. In speaking to game developers, we identified the areas that are most difficult to scale effectively, including the CPU and I/O, and made it easy to include Xbox Series S for developers who are targeting their experiences for Xbox Series X.

Powered by the Xbox Velocity Architecture, you can expect the same benefits from Xbox Series S such as faster load times and Quick Resume. Xbox Series S also supports all the same next-gen features including HDMI 2.1, frame rates up to 120fps, DirectX Raytracing and Variable Rate Shading. It will also support Spatial Sound, including Dolby Atmos, and Dolby Vision via streaming media apps like Disney+, Vudu and Netflix at launch. Plus: Dolby Vision support for gaming will come first to our next-gen Xbox consoles in 2021.

And the new Xbox consoles are also the only next-generation, backwards-compatible consoles that allow you to play thousands of games from four generations better than ever before, and empower you to play with friends wherever you want across your console, PC, and mobile device.