A significant leak has unveiled Microsoft’s ambitious plans for the future of gaming. The tech giant is not only introducing an all-digital Xbox Series X but also a groundbreaking gyro controller.
The Evolution of Xbox Series X
Microsoft is gearing up for a mid-generation refresh of the Xbox Series X. Contrary to their previous statements, the company is working on three new consoles. The most notable among them is the “Brooklin,” a disc-less version of the Xbox Series X, set to launch tentatively in November 2024. This model, with its cylindrical design, is a departure from the current Xbox Series X’s design. It promises enhanced features like Wi-Fi 6E, Bluetooth 5.2, USB-C front port, and a 6-nanometer die shrink. These upgrades aim to offer a more sustainable and efficient gaming experience.
Sebile: The Controller Revolution
Microsoft’s “Sebile” controller is poised to redefine gaming interactions. With a built-in accelerometer and haptics that double as speakers, it draws parallels with Sony’s DualSense controller. The Sebile controller promises quieter buttons, modular thumbsticks, and enhanced reparability. Its gyro feature will allow players to control games by merely moving the controller, offering a more immersive experience.
Microsoft’s commitment to sustainability is evident in their upcoming releases. The new Xbox Series X will utilize over 30% recycled plastic and come packaged in 100% recycled materials. Despite these advancements, Microsoft assures that the pricing will remain competitive. The all-digital Xbox Series X is expected to retail at $499, maintaining the price point of the current model.
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