Shack News was surprised by this news regarding the Xbox One S because there was no hint of it during the E3 event.
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If you wanted a new Project Scorpio but were anxious about the financial commitment, the latest news from Microsoft will come as a real boost.
With Microsoft’s Xbox Project Scorpio on the way, now may seem like a silly time to pick up an Xbox One.
In even better news, fans can also download some of the game’s multiplayer content for free.
GM Dave McCarthy of Xbox Services said that Microsoft wishes for a smooth transition from Xbox One to Project Scorpio for all its users. “Because you feeling you have to give up your games isn’t a good feeling, so we take that angst out of the equation”. Every new Microsoft Studios title shown at the Xbox E3 2016 Briefing will support Xbox Play Anywhere, with more titles on the way. Many Xbox One bundles will come with Rare Replay and Ori and the Blind Forest as standard, but you may not really ever want to play these games.
Microsoft has revamped its phone business, and as part of this plan, the company tried to significantly cut the number of devices available on the market, with new information claiming that Redmond could go for as down as just one handset for its own lineup. Speaking to the Guardian in an extensive interview, Loftis explained that the early reveal of Scorpio is allowing developers to already think about how their games will utilise its performance, and help future proof the console well ahead of launch. This move compelled the Microsoft Xbox team to make their stand clear as to whether they are following the footsteps of Sony. Aaron Greenberg, the head of marketing for Xbox Australia also tweeted that they have not announced the launch date yet.
There has been no announcement on specific details of the trade-in program.
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The latest on Microsoft’s Project Scorpio is offering a trade-in feature for those Xbox One users wanting to switch over to the upcoming gaming console, according to iDigital Times. Right now the buzz in the industry is split between 4K gaming and VR, both of which put added demand on hardware resources, particularly the graphics.
