The Series X has an eight-core AMD Custom Zen 2 CPU running at 3.8GHz, an AMD custom RDNA2 graphics processing unit that runs 1.825GHz, and 12GB of RAM. A 1TB ... Xbox Series X and Series S 24 ...

Walmart’s Black Friday deals drop on Nov. 11 at 5 p.m. online and in stores on Nov. 15, and that includes deals on gifts for ...

Xbox gamers can now take advantage of a massive new sale on the Xbox Store that lets them grab an extra game or DLC at no ...

The Xbox Series S 1TB is the definitive model of Microsoft’s most compact and affordable game console. The upgraded storage space is reasonably priced and practically essential if you’re going ...

Amazon's deal lets you get the 2TB card for half the price Xbox owners paid during its first couple of years on the market.

One of our favorite Xbox Game Pass Ultimate deals has returned at Woot, providing another opportunity for users to stack their membership at a discounted rate. You can get three months of the ...

To all the deal-hunting gamers out there; this is your regular reminder that Black Friday Xbox deals are right around the ...

The evergreen gaming franchises are continuing to excel, with tremendous performance from EA Sports FC 25, which is up a double-digit percentage compared to the launch of FC 24 last year.

The Xbox One is Microsoft's previous generation console that released in 2013. While it's not currently being manufactured, you can still find refurbished models online at some retailers.

Save big on the Xbox Series X|S storage expansion card as the price plummets again with this early Black Friday deal If you haven’t picked up a Seagate Expansion Card for your Xbox Series X|S ...

and a new Xbox Series S is coming with a 1TB SSD. There's no sign (nor likelihood) of an Xbox Series X Pro, though. Those following the last few months of Xbox Series X Pro rumours might be ...

At launch, the Xbox Series S was only available with a smaller 512GB SSD. Last year, Microsoft released an all-black version with 1TB of storage just like on the Xbox Series X. Now though ...