Name: Xbox Series X hands-on: gameplay, load times, and Quick Resume
Uploaded: 2021-01-01T18:10:24.000Z
Duration: 12 min 5 s
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- The next generation of game consoles are so close.

but the Xbox Series X and the Xbox Series S

and the larger, more powerful Xbox Series X

This is our first look at both of these next-gen consoles.

So that means I can't show you everything.

and just some of the new features as well.

Now before we get into the software side,

I love the look of the little Xbox Series S.

the Series S is designed for 10 ATP and 1440p gaming

It can be hooked up to 4K TV and games will be upscaled,

but I think of the smaller Xbox as the Fortnite console

Well, the Xbox Series S can also be used as a walkie talkie.

(screech) Oscar tango, Charlie, (screech)

Now, this is obviously an Xbox Series S dummy unit.

So I'm gonna have to test the walkie talkie feature properly

Psst, it isn't actually a walkie talkie feature.

the speaker-like grill on the top of the Series S

You'll also find ventilation at the sides

and at the rear, there's an ethernet port, two USB ports,

and an expandable storage slot to increase the 512 storage

You can position the Xbox Series S vertically

shows you that this is clearly designed to lay flat.

And that's probably a good thing because this should fit

As we don't have a fully working Xbox Series S unit,

but Microsoft has promised that Xbox Series X games

will run well on this smaller, less powerful console.

It uses the same CPU found on the larger Xbox Series X

clocked slightly slower and with 512 gig of SSD storage.

Faster storage and way better CPUs are gonna be the key

Now, the Xbox Series X is the complete opposite

It stands proud vertically like some kind of monolith.

please, please give me 120 frames a second.

It's where the fan sits to push out the warm air.

Microsoft promises up to 120 frames per second for 4K gaming

and a lot of architectural changes under the hood.

even from the basics of the logo at the front,

to the fact that it looks a little awkward and large

I think most people are gonna have a hard time

slotting this into their existing TV stands.

It's definitely something you have to consider

before you get one these in your living room.

and my unit already has plenty of smudges.

Microsoft is going all digital on the Xbox Series S.

So that means if you'd like to buy your games on disc,

or you'd like to share them with your friends,

then the Xbox Series X is the obvious choice here.

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