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Project Scorpio is a new games console from Microsoft, in the Xbox One family. It was announced during the company’s 2016 E3 presentation by Phil Spencer – the head of Microsoft’s Xbox division <ref name=”1”> Passingham, Michael (2016). Xbox Scorpio: Release date, specs, performance – all the latest news. Retrieved from www.trustedreviews.com/news/xbox-scorpio-release-date-specs-news-rumours-4k-vr</ref>. Scorpio will have powerful hardware capable of delivering true 4K gaming, high-end virtual reality (VR) and HDR content <ref name=”2”> Stuart, Keith (2016). Scorpio rising: Microsoft’s plans for Xbox One and the future of video games. Retrieved from www.theguardian.com/technology/2016/jul/11/scorpio-microsoft-xbox-one-s-future-video-games</ref>, in an attempt to keep up with the demands of gamers for those types of technologies. It also signifies a new transition in how Microsoft will market its games, having a family of three consoles: Xbox One, Xbox One S (a small mid-life refresh of the original Xbox One with HDR, 4K media capabilities, and 4K upscaled resolution for games), and Project Scorpio <ref name=”3”> Leong, Lewis (2016). Project Scorpio: everything we know about Microsoft’s 4K-ready Xbox. Retrieved from www.techradar.com/news/gaming/project-scorpio-release-date-news-and-features-everything-we-know-about-microsoft-s-4k-ready-xbox-1323455</ref>.

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