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CD Projekt RED developers want to eventually make Cyberpunk 2077 run faster than 30FPS on the lower-powered Xbox Series S.

Seagate may release new cheaper 500GB SSD expansion cards for the Xbox Series X/S consoles to boost game storage capacity.

Microsoft gaming exec Liz Hamren reiterates that Xbox consoles won't disappear, confirms new next-gen consoles are in development.

Microsoft re-confirms Halo Infinite will release as a cross-gen game, reiterates full cross-progression and cross-play support.

The new FPS Boost feature on Xbox Series X and Series S raises frame rates at the cost of in-game resolution, Microsoft says.

The Xbox Series X's thermal exhaust vents can get pretty toasty in games that push high-end perf and draw more wattage/power.

Microsoft's new next-gen Xbox PCIe 4.0 SSD can reduce loading times from 53 seconds to just 15 seconds without any optimizations.

Xbox Series S' lower-end 4TFLOP GPU and limited 10GB of RAM could cause headaches for game development optimization, Remedy says.

Xbox Series X's retail box design leaks out, promises 4K 120FPS, shows a glowing green furnace of next-gen console power.

Cheaper next-gen Xbox Series S confirmed by Microsoft, features 1440p 120FPS gaming, 7nm AMD SoC with Navi GPU and Zen 2 CPU.

A leaked Microsoft promo reveals the Xbox Series S' slim no-frills non-elegant design that looks like an old walkie talkie.

Microsoft's cheaper digital-only Xbox Series S is now getting mentioned in Game Pass trials in current-gen controller packages.

Microsoft's new cheaper next-gen Xbox Series S console has a 3.8GHz 8-core Zen 2 CPU, but GPU only has 20CUs clocked at 1.55GHz.

4A Games was just acquired by THQ Nordic, and confirms their new next-gen Metro game will have online multiplayer components.

Microsoft confirms the Xbox Series X releases this November (of course it does), but we still don't know the exact launch date.

Microsoft's cheaper low-powered Xbox Series S next-gen console may not be smaller than the Series X, could look exactly the same.

No, the next-gen Xbox isn't just called 'Xbox'. It's named the 'Xbox Series X,' and here's why that distinction matters.