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Check Out The Xbox Series S Trailer
After some serious leaks the other night, Microsoft unveiled their upcoming Xbox Series S $299 all-digital console to the world on an official level. Today, they're marching forward with more information.
Xbox Series S means next-gen performance
— Xbox (@Xbox) September 8, 2020
💪 All-digital gaming experience
💪 1440P at up to 120FPS
💪 4K upscaling for games
💪 DirectX Raytracing
💪 Variable Rate Shading
💪 Variable Refresh Rate#PowerYourDreams pic.twitter.com/hw7K11kADV
Xbox Series S means next-gen gaming
— Xbox (@Xbox) September 8, 2020
🎮 @XboxGamePass lets you play 100+ high quality games
🎮 Games optimized for next-gen
🎮 Play 1000s of digital games across 4 gens
🎮 Titles that support Smart Delivery automatically deliver the best version for your Xbox#PowerYourDreams pic.twitter.com/oNbmLKawMp
Twitter is where the world goes to reveal things these days and discuss the merits of pineapple on pizza, and Xbox has been dropping bits of knowledge all day. Sometimes people argue about the color of dresses on there, or politics. Other times people post cool stuff like videos of dogs or cats. One of these cool things is a world reveal trailer for the Xbox Series S! You can watch it below!
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