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Xbox 25th anniversary Series X costs $900, pre-orders go live tomorrow, comes with copy of Halo Campaign Evolved

Microsoft has confirmed details about its special edition 25th anniversary Xbox Series X console, including a premium $900 price and a free copy of Halo.

Xbox 25th anniversary Series X costs $900, pre-orders go live tomorrow, comes with copy of Halo Campaign Evolved
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TL;DR: Microsoft will sell a translucent green 25th anniversary Xbox Series X (Xbox Series X25) for $899.99, launching November 13, 2026 with a 1TB SSD and a copy of Halo: Combat Evolved; dedicated fans get early pre-order invites and general pre-orders open Aug 27 at 7 a.m. PDT, limited to one per customer.
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The special edition 25th anniversary Xbox Series X console will come with a high-end price when it launches on November 13.

Xbox 25th anniversary Series X costs $900, pre-orders go live tomorrow, comes with copy of Halo Campaign Evolved 1

Xbox is turning 25 years old this November, and to celebrate, Microsoft is releasing a premium 25th anniversary Xbox Series X with a translucent green body that channels the OG Xbox's vibe and aesthetic. The Xbox Series X25 will cost $899, Microsoft today confirmed, and also comes with a copy of Halo Campaign Evolved.

Spec-wise, the Xbox Series X25 is identical in performance to existing Xbox Series X consoles, and the X25 comes with a 1TB SSD for game and content storage. Microsoft says that Xbox enthusiasts will get first dibs at pre-orders, highlighting the company's shift towards serving its core playerbase, and pre-orders for the X25 will open tomorrow for everyone else. Users are directed to the Xbox store to pre-order.

Xbox's VP of next generation Jason Ronald explains:

Beginning today, some of XBOX's most dedicated fans will be invited via email to pre-order the XBOX 25th anniversary collection. Tomorrow, Thursday, August 27 at 7 a.m. PDT, all players in select markets can visit the XBOX site or participating retailers for an opportunity to pre-order while supplies last. The XBOX 25th anniversary collection launches on November 13, 2026, for an MSRP of $899.99 USD. Pricing varies by market, and players can check their local Microsoft Store or authorized retailers for region-specific pricing and availability. Pre-orders are limited to one XBOX 25th anniversary collection per customer.

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Question #1

Does the Xbox Series X25 include any bundled games or additional software?

Question #2

How does the internal storage of the Xbox Series X25 compare to standard Xbox Series X consoles?

The Xbox Series X25 includes a 1TB SSD for game and content storage. Spec-wise the X25 is identical in performance to existing Xbox Series X consoles.
Question #3

Are there any performance differences between the Xbox Series X25 and existing Xbox Series X models?

Question #4

Is there a per-customer limit on how many Xbox Series X25 units can be pre-ordered?

Yes. Pre-orders are limited to one Xbox 25th anniversary collection per customer.

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An interesting note is that the X25's launch is technically 2 days away from the OG Xbox's November 15 launch.

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News Source:news.xbox.com

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