Microsoft's E3 2017 press briefing is currently happening, and it started out with a bang: it revealed the look of the Scorpio console.
Not surprisingly, it is a sleek, boxy console, similar to the Xbox One S. But it's entirely black, and seems really small for a console that's a dramatic step up in power from the Xbox One. It is, in fact, the smallest Xbox console ever. Check it out:
Credit for the first two comparison photos goes to Jeff Bakalar, editor for GameSpot sister site CNET. You can see more comparison photos, courtesy of CNET, below.
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In addition, Microsoft announced that the console is now called Xbox One X, dropping the Scorpio moniker. The system launches in November.
The company's talking a lot about the console, so keep an eye on GameSpot's liveblog and E3 hub for more news.
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Do I care what the name is, No, do I care how it looks, No. What I do care about is how much and how well it runs. As far as games goes I am not too concerned as long as the price is right.
@joshrmeyer: Probably too afraid of making a hideous console. But let's me honest, nothing can be worse than h original X1 lol. Which should give Microsoft a pass to do something really crazy. "I know this is weird, but at least it doesn't look like a VCR!!"
@dev-raid1: It never claimed to be the smallest console, it claim is the smallest Xbox console. Nowhere does it say it is the smallest console outside of it's brand.
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