A new digital Xbox console and games were unveiled at Microsoft’s annual Xbox Games event

On Sunday, Microsoft unveiled a new all-digital version of its Xbox Series X and S consoles as part of its yearly Xbox Games Showcase. Microsoft made this choice as a significant move toward updating its lineup of gaming equipment and appealing to an increasingly digitally savvy consumer base. The tech giant unveiled a special edition of the Series X with an amazing 2 terabytes of storage in addition to the standard Series X and S variants.

The gaming sector has difficulties:

Given the downturn in the gaming business, Xbox and Microsoft need to make a big impression with this show. Publishers are facing decreased profits, workforce reductions, and studio closures. The Xbox Series X and S disc-less models could increase much-needed sales and position Xbox as an important rival to Sony’s PS5. The updated hardware lineup is a component of Microsoft’s larger strategy to attract players despite challenging market conditions.

New Games and Well-known Franchise:

Trailers for over a dozen positions, including the eagerly awaited new “Call of Duty” game, were shown during Microsoft’s event. “Doom: The Dark Ages,” the newest installment in the legendary “Doom” series, was one of the highlights. A first look at the upcoming “Gears of War” game was also provided to fans, ending a five-year wait for one of Xbox’s most popular games. Xbox Game Pass will launch with a number of these new titles, such as “Doom” and “Call of Duty,” indicating Microsoft’s dedication to the subscription service.

Specific feature for Call of Duty:

A special part from Activision Blizzard’s studios provided an in-depth look at “Call of Duty: Black Ops 6,” which is set for release in October, after the main presentation. A few images from the game’s campaign, which takes place in the early 1990s, were revealed by Treyarch and Raven Software. They showed new features like a movement system that lets players run in any direction and an exclusive look at the well-liked “Zombies” game. This special section highlighted Microsoft’s collaboration with Activision Blizzard and their joint dedication to delivering excellent gaming experiences.