Head of Xbox Phil Spencer promises Project Scorpio unveiling at E3 in June

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Published on April 13, 2017

published on April 13, 2017

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Project Scorpio, the latest gaming console for Microsoft, has been making a lot of headlines since Eurogamer finally revealed its full specs last week. Since then, we learned a lot of interesting details about Project Scorpio dev kits yesterday, but we’ve yet to see what the final product looks like, or what it will cost.

As it turns out, it seems that Microsoft won’t reveal the final Project Scorpio design in the press. Xbox head Phil Spencer announced today on Xbox Wire that “we’re excited to unveil Project Scorpio and the amazing game experiences it powers at E3 this June.” As a reminder, Microsoft will hold its much-anticipated media briefing on Sunday, June 11th at 2PM PDT and we’ll be there to cover it live.

“Ultimately, we know you care most about great games, whether they be exclusive, multiplatform, independent or AAA,” explained Spencer. “We are proud of the diverse lineup of games coming this year that will only be playable on Xbox One and will play better on Project Scorpio,” he added. It’s true that Project Scorpio will really need great games to get traction from consumers (and developers), and we hope that the Xbox team will bring its A game at E3 to delight Xbox fans .

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