For lovers of games and PlayStation
Microsoft has revealed the release date for its new Xbox consoles - and the price of the flagship model.
The premium version, the
Pre-orders for both start on 22 September.
It said customers in 12 countries - including the UK, US, Australia and South Korea - would be able to pay for the consoles and a gaming pass through a monthly plan starting at $24.99 for two years.
The Series S Xbox will not have a disc drive, relying on users to download and stream games, while the larger Series X keeps it.
Microsoft said the Series S would "deliver everything that is core to next-generation gaming - faster load times, higher frame rates, and richer, more dynamic worlds".
Spec-wise, it lists frame rates up to 120fps, DirectX Raytracing and Variable Rate Shading.
The Series S will also support Spatial Sound, including Dolby Atmos, and Dolby Vision via streaming apps like Disney+ and Netflix.
The main difference between the two versions is the graphics resolution, with the Series S graphics processing unit not as powerful as the Series X.
But Microsoft bosses say it is still around three times as powerful as the Xbox One, according to The Verge.
The company promises "thousands of games to play", spanning four generations, when the new consoles are released - but marquee launch game Halo Infinite has been delayed until 2021.