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Microsoft launched its annual Xbox Games Showcase on Sunday, unveiling a new all-digital version of its Xbox Series X and S consoles.
This hardware refresh, which includes a disc-less version of both consoles and a special edition of the Series X with two terabytes of storage, aims to boost sales and compete more effectively with Sony’s PlayStation 5.
The showcase comes at a critical juncture for Xbox and Microsoft. The gaming industry is experiencing a downturn, with publishers facing softer sales, layoffs, and studio shutdowns.
Microsoft’s introduction of new hardware and games is a strategic move to reinvigorate interest and sales in a challenging market.
Among the highlights of the event were trailers for over a dozen games, including major titles and long-awaited sequels:
Microsoft is heavily promoting its Xbox Game Pass subscription service. From launch day, the service will be available for a significant number of new games, including “Doom: The Dark Ages” and the latest “Call of Duty.”
This strategy is part of Microsoft’s effort to attract consumers in a relatively softer economy by offering more value through subscriptions.
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