And surprisingly Microsoft has partnered with the excellent Digital Foundry, which is where the reveal is expected to happen at around about 11pm AEST. As a credible site that has been an invaluable source in providing technical specifications and performance analysis across all major gaming platforms, it's expected that the Xbox Scorpio reveal will be of the specifications variety, and detail how the console will hit its planned 4K output for games.
Now, in terms of the console's actual name and look we probably won't get those details until on or before Microsoft's E3 press conference. In the meantime though, hardware specs and even a video of something like Forza running in 4K, would definitely suffice. It could even be something as seemingly benign as confirmation on what GPU will be powering the Scorpio.
Well, benign to everyone other than Digital Foundry's target audience.
Posted 11:07am 06/4/17
All that's left to ponder now, is will it be special because of the raw power, or will it be special because of what it offers for the price. If they're concentrating on raw power they'll have priced themselves out of the market, so probably the latter.
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40 customised compute units at 1172MHz
12GB GDDR5 RAM
326GB/s bandwidth
1TB hard drive
4K blue ray drive
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Posted 12:38pm 09/4/17
The XBone vs PS4 war is all about hardware specs + exclusives, and to a lesser degree online services, the consoles otherwise provide a very similar gaming experience.