Xbox Project Scorpio has already been regarded as the most powerful gaming console once it arrives on the market in 2017. Microsoft previously said that its upcoming gaming system definitely has more power than Sony's PlayStation 4 Pro, which is considered as its closest competition. However, until the device comes out, nobody can really tell that one console is better than the other.
Microsoft has yet to provide the complete official details of the new Xbox Project Scorpio; however, fans all over the Internet have already shared their own predictions as to what the device can offer on the table. According to the latest report, Microsoft recently teased fans with the possible price of its Xbox Project Scorpio.
Despite the speculations that the gaming system will have the same capabilities as some high-end gaming PCs, Microsoft claims that the price of Xbox Project Scorpio will be comparable to other gaming consoles. "I want Scorpio to be at a console price-point," he said. "I'm not trying to go and compete with a high-end rig," says Phil Spencer of Microsoft during an Interview with AusGamers. "And because we're building one spec, we're able to look at the balance between all the components and make sure that it's something we really hit that matters to consumers and gamers."
It was previously rumored that Xbox Project Scorpio might get to compete with high-end PCs, which means that it may carry the same level of price tags. The latest announcement from Microsoft certainly gives fans more reason to get excited about the new Xbox Project Scorpio.
Meanwhile, in a report by Stuff.TV, the new console from Microsoft is certainly being made purely for 4K gaming. It has all the capabilities to give players the kind of gaming experience they have not tried ever, full frame-rate 4K resolution. The Xbox Project Scorpio also supports the VR feature.
As of the moment, Microsoft has yet to provide the official details of its Xbox Project Scorpio release date. However, several fans believe that the company might make the announcement early next year.
