Look out for new Xbox Series X details next week

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On the schedule for the second day of liv🤡estreams, there's an hour-long block from 11:40-12:40am PT titled ♎'Xbox Series X + Project xCloud = New Chapter in Gaming.' Then there's a panel just before that will explore "How online services are defining the next generation of game development," which could also shed some new light on the Xbox Series X and next-gen more broadly.

The whole of events is worth checking out൲, as Microsoft plans to cover a variety of diverse topics, from accessibility 🅰in Gears 5 and developer interviews to ray-tracing and other developer tools.

Unlike the suspiciously quiet 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:PS5, we're seeing small details drip out of the Xbox Series X on a semi-regular basis. Xbox boss Phil Spencer recently teases 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Gears 5 "enhancements" (likely for the next-gen platform), and just before that he revealed that the Xbox Series X boasts "more than eight times" the graphics power as the Xbox One.

Here are the unexpected 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Xbox One and PS5 features we think could define next-gen.

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