The Xbox is one of the fastest, most powerful gaming consoles

The amazing Xbox Series consoles are here to bring you next-generation gaming like no other. The Xbox is one of the fastest, most powerful gaming consoles. Offering two flagship consoles, the Xbox Series X and the Xbox Series S will introduce you to a newly designed infrastructure that enhances your gaming experience like never before. If you're getting a new Xbox, don't forget all the brilliant upcoming games and accessories.

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