After months of waiting about the price of the new generation consoles and close to their arrival on the market, Microsoft has finally taken a step forward by finally showing the world the much chat Xbox series s. The sensational news came following numerous Leak that revealed the appearance of Series S and the price of the two versions. Xbox Series X, which will be equipped with an optical reader, will cost dollars 499, while Xbox series s, console without player, will cost dollars 299.
The news came via theXbox official Twitter account, where the design of the Series S version was shown, defined as theSmallest Xbox Ever:
Let's make it official!
Xbox Series S | Next-gen performance on the smallest Xbox ever. $ 299 (ERP).
We can't wait to share more! Soon. I promise.
? Let's make it official!
Xbox Series S | Next-gen performance in the ˢᵐᵃˡˡᵉˢᵗ Xbox ever. $ 299 (ERP).
Looking forward to sharing more! Soon. He promised. pic.twitter.com/8wIEpLPVEq
- Xbox (@Xbox) September 8, 2020
The aforementioned price of Xbox Series X, or $ 499, has not yet been revealed directly by Redmond House, but given that the aforementioned price derives from the same leaks that revealed the cost and design of Series S, it can be taken for certain. In addition to the price of the two consoles, the release date was also revealed in these leaks, or the 10st November, and the cost of subscription toXbox All Access, the price of which will be different between the two Xbox Series versions:
Windows Central reports: Xbox Series X will cost $ 499, Xbox Series S $ 299. Both consoles will launch on November 10th
Series X will have a $ 35 per month plan for the Xbox All Access subscription option, Series S $ 25 per month.
Windows Central reporting: Xbox Series X is $ 499, Xbox Series S $ 299. Both consoles launch on Nov 10th https://t.co/pbeJRQjzt7
Series X will have $ 35 / month plan for Xbox All Access financing option, Series S $ 25 / month pic.twitter.com/ykJfCUnrVe
- Wario64 (@ Wario64) September 8, 2020
Microsoft's response to this sensational Leak was quite funny and self-ironic, as you can see from the Tweet posted on the official Xbox account:
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- Xbox (@Xbox) September 8, 2020
Microsoft then finally shows its cards by revealing the price of the Series S version, which will have a very aggressive and competitive launch cost. The ball now passes to Sony, which now paradoxically finds itself in an advantageous situation. Will Sony model the price of its consoles based on that of Microsoft consoles or will it go ahead with its own marketing plans?
