As we’re getting closer to the launch of a new generation of consoles this holiday season, Microsoft officially announced today that it has stopped manufacturing Xbox One X and Xbox One S All Digital Edition consoles.
The purple-colored console and matching controller will launch on June 7, along with the just-announced Greatest Xbox Deals of the Year sale.
HBO is partnering with Microsoft to produce the two different special Game of Thrones edition consoles in celebration of the series’ final season.
Microsoft has released the Xbox One S All-Digital edition today, so anyone that has had their mind set on it can go ahead and order it right now.
The Xbox One S All Digital Edition is pretty much what we thought it would be: an Xbox One S without the disc drive.
Microsoft is pitching it's Xbox One S All Digital as “the most affordable way to play Xbox games,” but that isn’t stopping the whopping 40% dislikes the video has received on YouTube along with the roasting comments.
It’s official, Microsoft is launching a discless version of its Xbox One S console on May 7.
Microsoft is usually pretty good at keeping Xbox secrets, but two pictures of the official retail box for the upcoming Xbox One S All Digital console have just leaked today.
Microsoft's new Xbox One S All-Digital Edition will reportedly be announced in April with a possible May 7 launch, and the new console will apparently come with three games but no Xbox Game Pass subscription.
The new upcoming no-disc Xbox "Maverick" will reportedly go by the name of "Xbox One S All-Digital Edition.
More information is starting to leak about new Xbox hardware coming over the next two years.
After releasing the Xbox One S in 2016 and the Xbox One X console a year later, we could get new Xbox One hardware as soon as next year.