If you missed out on grabbing a Xbox Series X or Series S during the first preorder window, a second chance is coming.

Consoles have always emitted heat, but the Xbox Series X apparently generates enough temperature to mess up a Predator’s thermal vision.

It’s good. It’s damn good.

Here’s how storage works on Microsoft’s new consoles, written down in a totally not confusing way.

With 23 studios working on Xbox games, Microsoft is still looking to add more game studios to its near-mint collection.

Xboss Phil Spencer says that Bethesda will be left alone to do it what it does best.

Preorders will go live at 9AM on September 22, and you’ll be able to grab either the 4K monster that is the Xbox Series X for R11,999 or the more modest Series S at the budget friendly price of R6,999.

Microsoft’s been on a tear lately, acquiring studios and building up an army of teams whose sole job it is to develop games for the Xbox brand. Today’s acquisition though? It might just be the biggest one yet for Team Green, as Bethesda will now be flying the Xbox flag as ZeniMax Media, parent company of Bethesda Softworks, is now part of that gaming family.