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The Xbox Series consoles are the fourth generation of Xbox consoles, and were both released in '''November 10, 2020'''. | The Xbox Series consoles are the fourth generation of Xbox consoles, and were both released in '''November 10, 2020'''. Here, it refers to both iterations; the Series X, and the digital-only Series S, which has less processing power than its more expensive twin. | ||
Its codename internally is 'Project Scarlett', or just 'Scarlett', with 'Lockhart' being used for the Series S exclusively. | |||
[[Yakuza: Like a Dragon]] was a launch title for the console worldwide. | [[Yakuza: Like a Dragon]] was a launch title for the console worldwide. | ||
Latest revision as of 19:13, 1 January 2023
The Xbox Series consoles are the fourth generation of Xbox consoles, and were both released in November 10, 2020. Here, it refers to both iterations; the Series X, and the digital-only Series S, which has less processing power than its more expensive twin.
Its codename internally is 'Project Scarlett', or just 'Scarlett', with 'Lockhart' being used for the Series S exclusively.
Yakuza: Like a Dragon was a launch title for the console worldwide.