The Xbox Series X is a new console built by Microsoft for home video gameplay. It was unveiled during E3 2019 and is scheduled to be launched in late 2020.
The console is part of Xbox hardware’s anticipated fourth-generation families. Replacing the existing Xbox Part series, and reported to have upgraded hardware with higher screen resolutions and frame rate, and decreased load times.
Some of the new titles will be part of Microsoft’s “smart delivery” offer. Which will allow users to play titles they’ve bought on every Xbox controlled console they own.
All games released by Xbox Game Developers must use Smart Delivery, where possible. Also, Ubisoft and CD Projekt RED third-party publishers have agreed to use Smart Delivery for their forthcoming launches.
EA announced that its games launched for the Xbox One in 2020 would include free updates to Xbox Series X. Yet did not clarify whether this was via Smart Delivery or its patches.
On May 7, there was first Xbox Series X gaming release, and along with it got a lot of new Xbox Series title updates. Those are all games by third parties.
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The list of confirmed Xbox Series X Games comprises of Assassin’s Creed Valhalla, Madden NFL 21, Yakuza: Like a Dragon, Bright Memory Infinite, and also some other games.
Yakuza: Like a Dragon
It’s a video game created and released by Sega. It is the eighth major launch in the Yakuza sequence and was launched on January 16, 2020, in Japan with a global release planned for a later date in 2020. It’s still under progress for Windows, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X.
Compared to previous games in the Yakuza franchise, the user can take on side-quests to obtain extra bonuses. Players can also enjoy the different side events across the world, such as karaoke. A new side-activity added in this game is Dragon Kart, which in terms of their gameplay is identical to other kart racing titles.
Dirt 5
Dirt 5 is due to be released in October 2020, Codemasters revealed and is coming on all Xbox Series X and current-gen platforms.
The career mode of Dirt 5 will allow players to select from events around the world, in several classes: regions from New York City to distant Greece are waiting for events in customized rally calls, buggies, limitless trucks, and rock bouncers.
Madden 21
Madden 21 will be the first NFL title to be available on the next-gen consoles, PS5 and Xbox X. Fans are hoping that EA will take this chance and further expand Madden’s standards and make it a must-buy game again.
New to Madden 20, the skills of the Superstar and X-Factor have become a fascinating addition.
It had little impact on Franchise Mode. As there were only a couple of skillful players and after players retired it became very difficult to grow new players to the X-Factor level.
However, it started to take over in Ultimate Team, where X-Factor capabilities could be introduced and activated automatically on offense to three teams and three on defense.
Halo Infinite
It is a forthcoming shooting game co-developed by 343 Industries and SkyBox Labs. It is created for Microsoft Windows, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X and is produced by Xbox Game Studios. The game is expected to be announced in late 2020 and is the sixth major entry in the Halo franchise.
Halo Infinite’s plot will be “much more realistic”, with Master Chief taking a prominent role than in Halo 5: Guardians. The E3 2018 teaser revealed that the story would be set in a Halo ring. It highlighted Master Chief’s Mark VI armor concept to revert to the style used in Halo 2 and Halo 3.
And the list goes on with Assassin’s Creed Valhalla, Dying Light 2, WRC 9, Watchdogs: Legion, Rainbow Six Quarantine, Battlefield 6, The Lord of The Rings: Gollum and many more.
These are some of the rumored games that will be there on Xbox Series X The Elder Scrolls 6, Grand Theft Auto 6, Starfield, Everwild.
The Xbox Series X specs are already out. Sony, the largest competitor on the home computer market for Microsoft, will also announce PlayStation 5 console later in 2020.
Microsoft has revealed that all its 15 first-party game developers are collaborating on various Xbox Series X games. But have declined to reveal any of the upcoming titles. Microsoft said in July it will host another broadcast, showing games from its studios.