Microsoft's approach to next-gen is very interesting, as they look to build a platform-agnostic ecosystem centered around subscription services like Game Pass and xCloud instead of going all-in on a single piece of hardware. Inherently, that's bringing about changes as well, as is the plain and simple fact that newer hardware is going to be much more powerful, while Microsoft's renewed focus on first party efforts is also unprecedented for them as a company.
In this feature, we're going to talk about the fifteen biggest ways the Xbox Series X differs from the Xbox One/ S and the Xbox One X.
