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All The News From The Series X Episode Of Inside Xbox
While Inside Xbox, Microsoft's in-house streaming show hosted by some of Xbox's most well-known developers and community-facing employees, always brings with it new looks at games coming to Xbox consoles, today's was perhaps the biggest episode yet. With Xbox Series X on the horizon and set to launch later this year, Microsoft gave Xbox fans their first look at several third-party games coming to Xbox Series X. In addition to game announcements and new trailers, the Xbox team also announced more titles that will support its Smart Delivery initiative that lets players buy one game and have it follow them if they upgrade.
In addition, Xbox players can look forward to Xbox 20/20 throughout the rest of the year to give additional looks at Xbox Series X and its games in the lead up to launch.
Check out all the news and notes from this special episode of Inside Xbox.
New Trailer Shows Assassin's Creed Valhalla In Action
Bandai Namco Unveils New Mind-Bending Game Scarlet Nexus
Football Is Back With Next-Gen Madden NFL 21
The Medium Puts A Reality-Bending Spin On Horror
Bright Memory: Infinite Is Coming To Xbox Series X
Scorn, A Grotesque Alien Horror Game, Is Coming To Xbox Series X
Dirt 5 Heads To Next-Gen Horizons
Yakuza: Like A Dragon Coming To Xbox Series X
Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2 Brings Its Eternal Night To The Xbox Series X
Team Up With Friends To Battle Mutated Dinosaurs In Second Extinction For Xbox Series X
Deep Silver Reveals First Look At Chorus
Indie Studio Neon Giant Announces Cyberpunk-Themed Co-op Shooter The Ascent For Xbox Series X
Call of the Sea Brings Mystery And Secrets To Xbox Series X
Xbox Announces Nine More Titles To Use Smart Delivery With Series X
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