Microsoft will display Xbox Series X third-party game screen for the first time, but its own game won’t be featured

Microsoft hopes to launch the next-gen Xbox Series X gaming console later this year. Specifications and performance are stronger than those of the new rival Sony PS5. As for the effect and actual gaming experience, Microsoft plans to go public with the third factory for the first time on May 7. The actual screen of the game is that players still can’t see the game from the first part.

Microsoft Xbox recently announced via official Twitter that an “Inside Xbox” live online event will take place at 8 a.m., US time. USA, May 7 (11 p.m. the same day, Taiwan time). At that time, the Xbox Series X will be shown for the first time by an external manufacturer. Image effects featured during the game are also expected to announce more game lineups from three factories.

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– Xbox (@Xbox) April 30, 2020

After the news was announced, Ubisoft, a game development company, also immediately sent the message, and the preview will release the game piece for the new work “Assassin’s Creed: The Viking Age” (Assassin’s Creed Valhalla). In addition to “Assassin’s Creed: The Viking Age”, other new works from the three factory games that can be featured at the event include EA’s “Battlefield 6” (Battlefield 6), Square Enix “Outriders”, Daedalic Entertainment “The Lord of the Rings: Guru” (The Lord of the Rings: Gollum) Wait

▲ （Source: Ubisoft）

Microsoft Xbox emphasizes that the event will be based on showcasing the work of global development partners. Except for games from three factories, first-party game work developed by Microsoft will not be revealed at the Inside Xbox event. According to Aaron Greenberg, general manager of the Xbox Game Marketing Department, Xbox Game Studios’ first-part works may be released in June this year, namely “Last Battle: Infinite” (Halo Infinite), “Hell’s Blade 2: The Legend of Xenuya” (The Senua saga: Hellblade 2) And other new works will have the opportunity to appear.

Phil Spencer, head of Microsoft Xbox, recently revealed that some progress in game development may be delayed due to the impact of the Wuhan pneumonia epidemic (COVID-19). After all, the game’s production workforce is huge and requires creative ideas and interactive discussions. Home office to ensure the health and safety of staff, but must also take into account security issues, resulting in a delay in the development of the game.

Phil Spencer did not specify which of his own jobs or games from the three factories were affected, only that Microsoft will wait until everything is ready to launch the finished product. He also emphasized that while some games may be delayed, the Xbox Series X console will not be affected by the epidemic, and will still launch as scheduled.

Microsoft has announced the hardware specs for the new Xbox Series X and has determined that its core architecture uses an 8-core AMD Zen 2 processor with a 7nm process. The clock frequency can reach 3.8 GHz and 3.6 GHz under simultaneous multiple threading (SMT); The custom AMD RDNA 2 GPU with 12 TFlops floating-point arithmetic capability, equipped with 52 CU arithmetic units and upgraded to 16GB of GDDR6 memory, built-in 1TB NVMe SSD, accelerates game read speed. Additionally, it supports hardware accelerated ray tracing and supports 4K resolution from 60fps to 120fps at high frame rate, enhancing visual detail and the gaming experience. It also makes people look forward to game performance on the new machine. Everything remains to be seen. Inside Xbox it is revealed even more.

(Source of the first image: Xbox)

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