Meet Xbox Series X The Powerful Next-Gen Console Launching Next Year Holiday Season; Everything You Need To Know

• Meet Xbox Series X Releasing Next Year

• Xbox Series X Confirmed

• Xbox Series X Release Date

Microsoft previously confirmed that a next-generation Xbox codenamed Scarlett is in development but with the new update, I think there is more coming our way, we need to know. They are not just working on the next-generation console but plans to develop the world most powerful next-gen console.

Well, we didn’t see that one coming! Though. At The Game Awards 2019, Microsoft unveiled the Xbox Series X, their official name for Xbox Scarlett. The new console, which they promise will set a new bar for console gaming, has a unique vertical form factor. You can get a better look at the new console in the following 4K trailer.
Microsoft has revealed a few key details about the Xbox Series X, which they promise is four-times more powerful than the Xbox One X. Oh, and yes, you can see it through it’s size…

• Xbox Series X will be our fastest, most powerful console ever and set a new bar for performance, speed and compatibility, allowing you to bring your gaming legacy, thousands of games from three generations and more forward with you. Its industrial design enables us to deliver four times the processing power of Xbox One X in the most quiet and efficient way, something that is critically important in delivering truly immersive gameplay. We also designed the new console to support both vertical and horizontal orientation. It’s bold and unique, very much like our fans around the world and the team of collaborators and innovators who built it.

• From a technical standpoint, this will manifest as world-class visuals in 4K at 60FPS, with possibility of up to 120FPS, including support for Variable Refresh Rate (VRR), and 8K capability. Powered by our custom-designed processor leveraging the latest Zen 2 and next generation RDNA architecture from our partners at AMD, Xbox Series X will deliver hardware accelerated ray tracing and a new level of performance never before seen in a console.  Additionally, our patented Variable Rate Shading (VRS) technology will allow developers to get even more out of the GPU and our next-generation SSD will virtually eliminate load times and bring players into their gaming worlds faster than ever before.

• We are minimising latency by leveraging technology such as Auto Low Latency Mode (ALLM) and giving developers new functionality like Dynamic Latency Input (DLI) to make Xbox Series X the most responsive console ever.  The platform is also designed for a future in the cloud, with unique capabilities built into the hardware and software to make it as easy as possible to bring great games to both console and elsewhere. Xbox Series X will deliver a level of fidelity and immersion unlike anything that’s been achieved in previous console generations.

Hell yeah!!, the Xbox Series X will include a new controller, which Microsoft promises has been refined for a wider range of players.

• Alongside Xbox Series X, we’ve also unveiled the new Xbox Wireless Controller. Its size and shape have been refined to accommodate an even wider range of people, and it also features a new Share button to make capturing screenshots and game clips simple and an advanced d-pad derived from the Xbox Elite Series 2 Wireless Controller. The new Xbox Wireless Controller will be compatible with Xbox One and Windows 10 PCs, and will be included with every Xbox Series X.

Apex Legends Officially Announced Coming To Mobile And Next-Gen Consoles

• Apex Legends Officially Announced Coming To Mobile And Next-gen Consoles

• Apex Legends Mobile Version Coming

• Apex Legends Next-Gen Consoles Version

The EA has officially revealed that Apex Legends will be heading to Mobile devices. Is not a surprise anyway, we knew it will definitely arrive to Mobile someday, after all most of the best (Popular) shooter games has mobile versions, like the Fortnite, PUBG and Call Of Duty Mobile.

EA Games recently announce that the mobile port will land on phones sometime during the fiscal year of 2021. When it first launched back in February, Apex Legends hooked millions of gamers. Pressuring it's rivals Fortnite & PUBG. When released, Apex Legends first broke Apex Legends Broke One Million Unique Players Under 8 Hours and 10 Million Players and Simultaneous 1 Million in just 72 hours, today the franchise has garner over 70 million players.
In a recent press conference, EA has stated that Apex Legends will be one of its “core” titles moving forward. The company will rely heavily on the title in the coming year, as no new Battlefield will be released. Part of this plan involves bringing the game to mobile devices, a platform that has been successful for its competitors.

Related: Fortnite Sales Reportedly Dropped 52% While Apex Legends and PUBG Remains Strong

The 2021 fiscal year begins on October 1, 2020 and ends on September 20, 2021. That’s quite the time-frame for a mobile release window, at list there is hope, we'll get to play it on our Mobiles no matter how long it will take to arrive. This is going to be a very big competition for Fortnite, PUBG & COD Mobile.

Related: COD Mobile Tops The Most Popular Game Chart, PUBG Mobile Secured 2nd And Minecraft Ranks 3rd

EA Games also plans to bring Apex Legends to next gen consoles when they are inevitably released. EA Chief Executive Andrew Wilson stated that, “With the Apex Legends community now growing pass 70 million players, we’re focused on expanding to new mobile platforms and new geographies, as well as launching an Apex competitive gaming program that we’ll share details on soon.”

Source: Dexerto

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Sony Confirms PlayStation 5 Name Release Date With Faster Hardware, Better Graphics And Enhanced Controller Vibrations

• Sony Confirms PlayStation 5 Name Release Date With Faster Hardware, Better Graphics And Enhanced Controller Vibrations

• Sony Confirms PlayStation 5 Release Date

Sony Confirms PlayStation 5 Name, Holiday 2020 Release Date. Sony has confirmed that its next-generation console will be called the PlayStation 5, and will launch in Christmas 2020, the Tokyo-based company has revealed. Among its improvements will be faster hardware, better graphics and a change to the way vibrations work in the controllers.

Chief among them is replacing the current rumble technology that Sony has been using since the original PlayStation for new haptic feedback technology that it promises will offer a “broader range of feedback.”

The big change that Sony is talking about today is a technology it’s calling “adaptive triggers,” which will go in the primary R2/L2 triggers on the PS5’s controller. According to Sony, developers will be able to “program the resistance of the triggers,” giving the example that you’ll be able to “feel” the increased tension as you draw back a bow or force you to push down with extra pressure if you’re driving through rough terrain. It sounds pretty similar to a Microsoft patent from earlier this year, which detailed a similar trigger system for a future Xbox controller. (It’s unclear if Microsoft is planning to incorporate it in its next-gen Project Scarlett hardware which is said will beat Sony PS5.)
As noted by Let's Go Digital at the time, the request only featured a brief description of the prototype, which said: 'configuration applied to/in electronic device'. It was categorised as Class 14.02, which was the same classification given to the PS4. And the patent for the PS4 was also registered by Mr Ootori, who oversees all of the commissioning, design and production of Sony's gaming products, including Playstation. The documents for both the new device and 2018's PS4 are remarkably similar, suggesting it could very well be the next incarnation of the popular product. Fans were stunned with the prototype design with a 'V' shape, which may refer to the Roman numeral V for five, claiming to be part of the PS5 design.