Microsoft Xbox One X gaming console, which was launched this year at the E3 in June, is now available for pre-order across the globe. The tech giant has opened the pre-order for the standard version of its new Xbox One X console.
The device has been available up until now only as the Project Scorpio special edition, pre-orders for which sold out instantly when Microsoft began selling them at the Gamescom conference last month. Now, according to the company, pre-orders will be available at local retailers around the world for the standard black Xbox One X.
Now one can also pre-order the device through its own website and the online Microsoft Store. The retail price of the console with 1 TB storage has been set at $499 in the US and the shipping will start on and from November 7, this year.
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Microsoft is also publicising its growing list of Xbox One "enhanced" games along with the pre-order procedure since it has now spread worldwide. As the new console Xbox One X has a faster processor and more memory, it's capable of running games at up to 4K resolution and 60 frames per second.
Microsoft will be using a special logo to denote the games which are using the extra horsepower To see all 130 confirmed titles, one can visit the dedicated website, Xbox.com/Enhanced. The number of games will grow rapidly with time, Microsoft has assured the users.
