Microsoft had already confirmed several details of the new Xbox console, such as the name, design and opening window, but this afternoon it also revealed more details about the Xbox X. According to each announcement made by Phil Spencer's company it reveals additional features and technology and performance of the new generation console. If you continue at this level, from now until June we will know all the details of the console technology, and its new features as well. That's why it's easy to think that The 2020 E3 Xbox Series X will focus on games.
As Graeme Boyd announced today, Xbox Marketing Manager, On his Twitter account, there are still many things to come:
Aside from all the great stats and specs (12 TFLOPS!) In our latest Xbox Series X review, THIS is my favorite category @ XboxP3.
There is more to come… pic.twitter.com/ZJOZe1UJFr
– Graeme Boyd (@AceyBongos) February 24, 2020
The role of Phil Spencer Graeme Boyd referred to in his tweet is one we can read on the official Xbox blog:
At Xbox we appreciate being open and transparent with you, and I'm proud to share some of the technology we offer for the next generation, and we hope to share the courage as we go to E3.
If Microsoft's strategy is based on the first announcement of all technical details, new technology and specific functionality, that is, data that can be considered "boring", that means they are saving the best for their E3 conference. When the show starts at the Microsoft Theater they will no longer be happy to explain all the details that will break the rhythm of a conference like the one we usually use, for that reason the 2020 E3 Xbox Series X will focus on games. They can focus their presentation on the subject-by-topic presentation, with several & # 39; s premier & # 39; s global interests as they often do. They will teach all the art, all the games that will be available on their Xbox consoles, and will be what people talk about later on social media.
We'll be familiar with the technical questions, we'll ask for it, we'll just use what the console can use, and that's when Microsoft will show how they will use all that power to capture ideas and issues that will hold us in the years ahead.
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