Xbox Series X: Microsoft reveals first gameplay footage from next gen console and announces 13 games
Xbox announced 13 next-generation titles on its Inside Xbox live stream
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Your support makes all the difference.Xbox has revealed 13 games that are coming to their next-generation console, the Xbox Series X.
In a live streamed Inside Xbox presentation, the gaming company provided a first real look at what the new console is capable of.
The first games to be showcased were first-person action game Bright Memory Infinite, racing game Dirt5 and Scorn, a horror.
Space-set game Chorvs: Rise as One was followed by an independent game called Call of the Sea, and The Ascent, a top-down shooter.
Other games on show included Electronic Arts's American football game Madden 21, Paradox Interactive's Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines 2 and The Medium.
Microsoft also showed clips of Second Extinction: Reclaim Earth and a Bandai Namco game called Scarlett Nexus, plus a new Yakuza game, titled Yakuza: Like a Dragon, which will be available when the console launches.
A new video of Assassin's Creed: Valhalla, the latest instalment in the hugely popular Assassin's Creed franchise, brought the game announcements to a close.
Clips from the event can be watched on Mixer, Twitch, Facebook, Twitter, or YouTube.
The Xbox Series X will be released around the end of the year.
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