Every Xbox Console: A Full History of Release Dates

Explore the Evolution of Xbox Consoles: A Comprehensive History

Xbox, a leading console brand, has consistently delivered innovative gaming experiences since its 2001 debut. From its humble beginnings to its current dominance, encompassing TV, multimedia, and the popular Xbox Game Pass, let's delve into the rich history of Xbox consoles.

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The Xbox Family: A Generation-by-Generation Look

Microsoft has released a total of nine Xbox consoles across four generations, each iteration introducing enhanced hardware, controllers, and features. This count includes revised models with improved cooling, speed, and other enhancements.

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A Chronological Journey Through Xbox History

Xbox - November 15, 2001

Launched in November 2001, the original Xbox challenged the Nintendo GameCube and Sony PlayStation 2. Its flagship title, Halo: Combat Evolved, propelled Xbox to success and established a legacy that continues to this day.

Xbox 360 - November 22, 2005

The Xbox 360 solidified Xbox's position, known for its emphasis on multiplayer gaming. Innovations included the Kinect motion sensor. With over 84 million units sold, it remains the most successful Xbox console.

Xbox 360 S - June 18, 2010

The slimmer Xbox 360 S addressed the overheating issues of its predecessor with a redesigned cooling system and offered increased hard drive capacity (up to 320GB).

Xbox 360 E - June 10, 2013

Released shortly before the Xbox One, the Xbox 360 E featured a sleeker design aligning with the upcoming generation's aesthetic. It was the last Xbox with a pop-out disc drive.

Xbox One - November 22, 2013

The Xbox One ushered in a new era with increased power and expanded applications. Kinect 2.0 and a redesigned controller further enhanced the gaming experience.

Xbox One S - August 2, 2016

The Xbox One S supported 4K output and acted as a 4K Blu-ray player, expanding its entertainment capabilities. Its compact size was another key feature.

Xbox One X - November 7, 2017

The Xbox One X delivered true 4K gaming with a significantly enhanced GPU and improved cooling. It boosted performance across numerous Xbox One titles.

Xbox Series X - November 10, 2020

Revealed at The Game Awards 2019, the Xbox Series X supports 120fps, Dolby Vision, and Quick Resume, enhancing gameplay significantly.

Xbox Series S - November 10, 2020

The Xbox Series S provided a more affordable entry point to the Xbox ecosystem, offering digital-only gaming at a lower price point.

The Future of Xbox

While specifics remain undisclosed, Microsoft has confirmed development of at least two new consoles: a next-gen Xbox and a handheld model. Microsoft aims for a "largest technical leap" with its next home console.