Yesterday was PlayStation?s 25th anniversary in the United States and there were rumors that players were in for a surprise announcement. They did get that surprise announcement?from Microsoft. Following a leak, the company decided to officially unveil the prices and release dates for the Xbox Series S as well as the Xbox Series X.
Priced at $299.99, the Xbox Series S is admittedly a great entry point for the average gamer. The digital console comes with lower specs than the Series X but still offers a next-gen experience with 4x the processing power of the Xbox One and the ability to support up to 120 frames-per-second, among other features. Add to that Microsoft?s Game Pass as well as the free EA Play subscription, and it?s hard to ignore the value proposition here. However, it?s the console?s CPU that has our attention.
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