A:AnswerXbox One X is backwards compatible with hundreds of Xbox 360 and original Xbox games. For a full list of which games are backwards compatible, go here: https://www.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-one/backward-compatibility
A:AnswerYes they will work depending on if it's wired or not Wired headsets can still plug into the bottom of the controllers however with the new turtle beach headset that just came out they're pretty good for a cheaper price you can get a really nice pair for 40 bucks I ended up getting rid of my older set for a $100 pair that is very nice and noise canceling.
A:AnswerXbox One X plays all Xbox One games, including any sports games made for the console. In addition, many Xbox games have been enhanced to take advantage of Xbox One X's more powerful processor and 4K gaming capabilities. A full list of enhanced games can be found here: https://www.xbox.com/en-us/games/xbox-one/xbox-one-x-enhanced-list
A:AnswerThe experience is largely the same depending on the matchups. The One X will hands down give you the best technical experience in both gaming and media. Meaning the best performance in gaming, the best graphical fidelity. Some games running at 60 FPS on the X may be closer to 45 on the PS4 Pro. The movie experience is also better on the X considering it has a 4K Blu-ray player and HDR capabilities (This goes for the One S as well). I’d still give an edge to the PlayStation’s library of games as it’s more diverse with different first party titles, but the Xbox is a better machine all around in my opinion.
A:AnswerTo your keyboard question- yes
For your price question , This console just got released 7 days ago. Highly doubt the price with go down soon.
It took them at least 1 year to reduce the price of the original X box.
A:AnswerI don't know, but I know its still sold in stores where I live lol Just like the PSVR. Either there is not a lot of gamers in this area, or people think 2wice before spending their hard earned money on something over 300 dollars...which I truly enjoy
A:AnswerThis counsel is rated for 110V-240V. Unless it comes with a different plug when sold in 220V countries you will need an adaptor for the connection type only. YOU WILL NOT NEED A VOLTAGE CONVERTER.
A:AnswerWhen the console was being developed it was named Scorpio. There was a limited preorder edition called the Scorpio edition.
To answer your question - yes this the console you're asking about.
A:AnswerYou may have missed out on the initial set of pre-orders available for the Xbox One X. We recommend setting up notifications from Best Buy about when the product will become available again.
A:AnswerYou need to browse on Best Buy website main menu page to products...video games...Xbox One Consoles...scroll down to the bottom after the old Xbox 1's the XBOX ONE X is the last on the page. This is a copy/paste of title: New! Microsoft - Xbox One X Project Scorpio Edition 1TB Console - Black $499.99
A:AnswerI just bought the 2 TB USB drive. This not only solved my immediate need for space against my 500G drive, but I will be able to plug it into the X once it is out. After 3TB is full I can always get another drive. At the time of this writing it is on sale.
