Microsoft confirms Xbox Series X release for November 2022

Microsoft has announced plans to release Xbox Series X, its upcoming next-generation console, sometime in November 2022. The release window comes as both Microsoft and Sony remain tight on house details surrounding the release of their respective adjacent-generation consoles, with specific dates and pricing still to exist announced.

The Xbox Series X has been on the radar for over a year, with its cutting-edge hardware marking a new generation within the Xbox family unit. That comes with the latest in CPU and GPU architectures from AMD, coupled with a custom-tuned solid-state drive (SSD) poised to cut loading times across the board. However, the announcement couples with the formal delay of Halo Infinite to 2022, meaning the signature shooter series will no longer debut alongside the console.

Microsoft's scheduled release window for Xbox Series Ten isn't a huge surprise, falling in line with prior estimates based on previous Xbox consoles. The original Xbox, Xbox 360, and Xbox One all saw November debuts, with the latest next-generation efforts seemingly on track, despite the rollercoaster known as 2022. Only the confirmation is welcomed, as foundations continue to scale in the months leading until launch.

The loss of Halo Infinite volition undoubtedly have an impact on its November potential, fifty-fifty with over 100 games confirmed for Xbox Series X so far. More than on Xbox Series X is expected to drop later on this August, with the company set to go on its monthly cadence of updates on the upcoming device.

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