Images for an All-White Digital Xbox Series X Leak Online
Last year, Microsoft’s plans to launch an all-digital Xbox Series X surfaced online. As per that leak, the all-digital variant of the Xbox Series X, codenamedBrooklin, would have more storage capacity, better components, and no disc drive. Now, as we head into the better parts of 2024, we seemingly have an actual look at the upcoming console.
As exclusivelyreported by eXputer, the rumored all-digital console still sports the boxy rectangle form factor of the original Xbox Series X, but inwhite. However, one of the highlights is that the leaked Series X ismissing its disc drive.
What we have left is a box with the essential ports on it. If you compare it with theleaked imageduring the FTC vs Microsoft Activision trial, it looks very different from that render. The final release seems to keep a similar form factor to keep familiarity with the market.Exputer has leaked the initial images of a diskless, white Xbox Series X.Exputer’s report, drawing from its internal sources, indicates Microsoft is developing a disk-free, white version of the Xbox Series X.The report anticipates the launch of this fully digital console to…pic.twitter.com/VvOD4MKyzw— Game4index (@game4index)March 27, 2024
Exputer has leaked the initial images of a diskless, white Xbox Series X.Exputer’s report, drawing from its internal sources, indicates Microsoft is developing a disk-free, white version of the Xbox Series X.The report anticipates the launch of this fully digital console to…pic.twitter.com/VvOD4MKyzw— Game4index (@game4index)March 27, 2024
No other information has leaked online, but it corroborates with the reports ofeXputer from last month. In it, they confirmed that Microsoft plans to launch an all-digital system cheaper than the Series X.
It will have 1TB storage and cost $50-$100 less than the current Series X console. The eXputer post also confirmed that the rumored all-digital console will have a better heatsink, which makes sense if you keep a similar form factor. This console will launch sometime in the summer of this year.
I am all in for choices. We should be good if this rumored console doesn’t replace the current disc offering. Media preservation is the utmost important thing, and such consoles hinder that. When players get used to using digital-only purchases, publishers have zero incentive to release a physical copy of their favorite game. Hence, I hope we get this as a cheaper offering alongside the disc variant.
In other news, Phil Spencer wants to bring overother game storefronts to Xboxand topple the closed console ecosystem. What do you think about the rumored console? If it is announced, do you plan to buy one? Let us know in the comments below.
Sampad Banerjee
Meet Sampad, Beebom’s in-house video game enthusiast and writer. With two years of freelance experience, he has passionately crafted articles about the games he loves. You can find his writings on Sportskeeda, Gamingbolt, and GGTalks.
During work hours, he covers the latest gaming news, creates how-to guides, and occasionally shares video game reviews. In his free time, he enjoys building Gundam model kits, planning his next cosplay, and play his favorite RPG games.
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