Microsoft announced its E3 2017 briefing schedule. It will be on Sunday, June 11, and will start at 2 PM PT / 5 PM ET. The Xbox Scorpio will likely unveil during the briefing.
E3 2017. Engadget reported that the new Xbox console will reveal on June 11th at the Redmond-based tech giant's E3 2017 briefing. The company's official announcement is seen in a tweet below.
The website noted that the teaser graphic makes it very clear that the briefing will be about the 4K-capable Project Scorpio console. Additionally, the company's briefing schedule has also changed to Sunday.
Usually, the Redmond-based tech company's Xbox briefing is on the Monday of E3 week in the morning. While the usual schedule has changed, the venue will continue to be at the Galen Center in Los Angeles, California.
Gamespot also reported that Xbox's big boss Phil Spencer teased the Microsoft E3 2017 lineup in January. Before that, Spencer also announced that 2017 will not be full of Halo or Gears of War, suggesting that no new games from the franchises will release for the year.
Xbox Project Scorpio. The Xbox Scorpio console was at the E3 2016 with the Xbox One S. Scorpio is set to be more powerful than the PlayStation 4 Pro and will allegedly sport an AMD Vega GPU with six teraflops of processing power. The PS4 Pro only has 4.12 teraflops. Scorpio will also be capable of 4K resolution and there is talk about the console featuring VR technology.
In the past, it was reported that the Redmond-based tech company has even said that the new Xbox will be the most powerful console ever. It will also have the most powerful graphics processor that's ever been put into a console too. It even boasts of the highest resolutions at the best frame rates with no compromises.
Microsoft has had a long rivalry with the Sony PlayStation console. Will the Xbox Scorpio be everything that the company has promised? Will it also feature the latest AMD Ryzen CPU and Vega GPU? Are you excited for the big reveal? Share your thoughts and comments below.
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