Next Gen Xbox Will Reportedly Be “More Advanced” Than The PS5

As per reports, Microsoft wants to continue having the most powerful console available on the market.

Posted By | On 19th, Apr. 2019

xbox

Sony’s recent pseudo-reveal of the PS5 impressed a large number of people, thanks to what they’re promising they’ll deliver with their next gen hardware. The preliminary specs they’ve revealed look promising, the inclusion of an SSD allegedly makes for hugely faster performances, while the inclusion of things such as VR support and backwards compatibility are major crowd-pleasers as well.

But of course, the PS5 isn’t the only horse in the race. Microsoft’s next gen Xbox is also bound to be revealed soon – most likely at their E3 show this June – and all eyes will be on them to see if their system matches (or outmatches) the impressive hardware Sony are claiming they will put out. Apparently, though, that is exactly what Microsoft plans to do.

As per journalist Ainsley Bowden on Twitter, “multiple insiders” are confirming that the Xbox Anaconda – which is the codename for one of the two next gen Xbox models Microsoft is reportedly working on – is going to be “more advanced” than the PS5, which Microsoft wanting to continue having the most powerful console hardware available on the market, as they currently do with the Xbox One X as well.

Meanwhile, known Xbox insider Klobrille is also confirming on ResetEra that Microsoft is intending for the Xbox Anaconda to be the “clearly better performing device” of all consoles available once the next generation rolls around.

As per several reports over the last few months, Microsoft is reportedly working on two variants of their next Xbox console, with one being codenamed Anaconda, and the other one Lockhart. While Lockhart is supposed to be the cheaper and more affordable piece of hardware, Anaconda, as per all past reports, has been said to be the next gen equivalent of the Xbox One X, being priced higher, but also having more powerful hardware.

These, incidentally, are the same reports that suggested that Microsoft was also working on a discless, digital-only edition of the Xbox One – which we now officially know to be true – so there’s plenty of merit to them. In either case, we should hopefully find out soon enough, with Microsoft’s E3 press event this June.


Amazing Articles You Might Want To Check Out!

Share Your Thoughts Below  (Always follow our comments policy!)



Keep On Reading!

SAND LAND Review – The World in a Grain of Sand

SAND LAND Review – The World in a Grain of Sand

If exploring a unique sand-filled setting and blowing up other vehicles sounds like a good time, SAND LAND may...

Stellar Blade Guide – 15 Tips and Tricks to Keep in Mind

Stellar Blade Guide – 15 Tips and Tricks to Keep in Mind

Reclaim Earth with these handy pointers.

TopSpin 2K25 Review – Game, Set, Match

TopSpin 2K25 Review – Game, Set, Match

Check out our review to see how well 2K Sports did with its revival of the classic TopSpin franchise.

Resident Evil 9 May Have Been Internally Delayed – Rumour

Resident Evil 9 May Have Been Internally Delayed – Rumour

Though originally planned for 2025 as per prior leaks, the survival horror title may have been pushed back, wi...

Nintendo Switch 2 is Larger Than the Switch, Features Magnetic Joy-Cons – Rumour

Nintendo Switch 2 is Larger Than the Switch, Features Magnetic Joy-Cons – Rumour

Nintendo's next-gen console allegedly might not be compatible with the current Switch's Joy-Cons, but will be ...

Fallout 4 – 15 Starter and Advanced Tips and Tricks Before You Play

Fallout 4 – 15 Starter and Advanced Tips and Tricks Before You Play

The RPG is enjoying newfound interest following Amazon's successful TV show. Here are some tips to make your w...