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The $499 Xbox Series X is the most powerful console that Microsoft has ever created, with impressive specs, a promising lineup of games, robust backwards compatibility and unprecedented compatibility with both the Xbox One and gaming PCs. Microsoft's claims for the Xbox Series X are pretty bold. The system will aim to run most games at 4K resolutions and 60 frames per second framerates. Certain games could go up to 8K resolutions and 120 fps framerates — although probably not at the same time. From its powerful SSD, which will reduce load times, to its ray tracing capabilities, which will deliver more realistic lighting effects. Game-wise, the Xbox Series X won't have any true exclusive titles, as every Xbox Series X game will be available on both the Xbox One and the PC, at least for the next few years. But gamers will be able to enjoy entries in popular first-party series, such as Halo Infinite and Senua's Saga: Hellblade II. For comprehensive information on the Xbox Seri...

  The PS5 is coming soon, and new details on Sony's console are emerging at a rapid clip.  We already know this machine is a beast. The system will feature a custom 825 GB SSD that can load games incredibly quickly, as well as a 10.3 teraflop AMD RDNA 2 GPU for rendering vivid, lifelike graphics. Most games will run at 4K resolution with speeds of 60 frames per second, but the system can theoretically handle resolutions up to 8K and frame rates up to 120 fps. The system PS5 is a black-and-white box with rounded angles and fins on the top. We also know that it will share a color scheme with the similarly black-and-white DualSense Controller. From the specs and price to the release date, here's everything we've heard so far about the PS5. What it is : Sony's newest console, the fifth non-portable PlayStation Release date : November 12 (select territories), November 19 (rest of world) Price : $499 for PS5, $399 for PS5 Digital Edition Key features : 4K games a...