The Xbox One X arrival will be accompanied by a limited “Project Scorpio” edition. That is what Microsoft announced during the pre-Gamescom briefing.

The hardware refresh, known as Project Scorpio for the past year since its announcement at E3 2016, officially has a name and it's called the Xbox One X. It'll be available on Nov. 7 for $499.

Released back when the Xbox One X first became available, the Project Scorpio edition that can be bought here through GameStop is Microsoft’s limited version of the enhanced console. Only a ...

The retail packaging for the Xbox One X Project Scorpio Edition pays tribute to the original Xbox packaging – its looks are borrowed from first Xbox console’s box design back in 2001. Each Xbox One X ...

Where to buy an Xbox One X in the US Xbox One X, $499: No frills here, just the basic 4K beast direct from Microsoft, ready to change your gaming life forever.

We managed to get hands-on with the Xbox One X Project Scorpio console, unboxing the contents of this limited edition package.

The Xbox One X Project Scorpio Edition hides a subtle throwback to Xbox history across the console and its packaging. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.

So the game changer is here - the Xbox One X is a thing and the Project Scorpio Edition is in our hands. Fancy watching our unboxing?

Announced a lifetime ago in June of 2016, the Xbox One X—previously known as Project Scorpio—is finally here. And after a week or so of hands on time, here's how it seems to be measuring up.

A teardown video of Microsoft's latest console revealed an interesting Easter egg hidden on the motherboard, featuring an image of Master Chief riding a scorpion on the top right.

Microsoft came out swinging at this year’s E3, with not one but two console reveals. One was the Xbox One S (a slim model redesign), while the other is codenamed Scorpio, and seeks to be the ...