That includes the Xbox Series S 512 (now priced at $379.99), Xbox Series S 1TB ($429.99 ... Xbox says it also plans to raise prices for some of its new first-party games to $79.99 starting this ...

The cost of an Xbox Series S 512 will change today from $299.99 to $379.99, a whopping 27 percent increase. Meanwhile, an Xbox Series X will leap from $499.99 to $599.99, a 20 percent bump.

Xbox Series S 512 - $379.99 (up from $299.99) Xbox Series S 1TB - $429.99 ... Microsoft has an Xbox Games Showcase 2025 as well as an The Outer Worlds 2 Direct planned for June, ...

Microsoft raises the price of Xbox Series X by 20%. Games will also go up to $79.99 this holiday. ... Xbox Series S 512 GB is now $379.99 (was $299.99) Xbox Series S 1TB is now $429.99 ...

Additionally, the company states that new first-party Xbox games will cost $79 starting this holiday season. ... Xbox Series S 512 - $379.99 (originally $299.99) Xbox Series S 1TB ...

Microsoft Announces Massive Xbox Console Price Hike, Xbox Games To Cost $80 ... The cost of an Xbox Series S 512 will change today from $299.99 to $379.99, a whopping 27 percent increase.

The Xbox Series X—the higher-end model of the two, with a physical disc drive, more storage, and 4K resolution—is going up by a full $100, with a new price of $599.99.

The cheapest Xbox console on the market, the Series S with 512 GB of storage, will jump from $299.99 to $379.99, a price hike of more than 26%, while the version with 1 TB of storage will rise ...

Gaming is about to get a whole lot more expensive. Microsoft announced on Thursday that virtually all physical products relating to its Xbox gaming line, including consoles, accessories and games, … ...

The standard version of the Xbox Series X, its powerful flagship gaming console, will go from $499.99 to $599.99 Meanwhile, the less powerful Xbox Series S with 512 GB of storage, intended to be a ...

The standard 1 TB Xbox Serise X has been discounted by $50 to $449.99 through November 23, while the 512 GB Xbox Series S will be discounted by $50 to $249.99 from November 21 through December 2.

Back in March, we outlined six features we wanted to see on what was then just a rumored Xbox-branded, Windows-powered ...