Microsoft’s next-gen console recently made an appearance at CES 2020 during AMD’s briefing. Interestingly, it offered a look at the console’s back and various ports for seemingly the first time. If it seemed too good to be true, it’s because it was.

AMD recently confirmed to The Verge that the images from the presser (which you can view below) didn’t represent the actual Xbox Series X. Instead of being from Microsoft, these assets came from TurboSquid (which sells stock 3D models for graphical design use). A spokesperson stated, “The Xbox Series X imagery used during the AMD CES press conference was not sourced from Microsoft and does not accurately represent the design or features of the upcoming console. They were taken from TurboSquid.”

So essentially, we’re still in the dark as to what’s going on in the back of the Xbox Series X. It probably won’t be long before we find out though. Microsoft will likely roll out more information on the console at E3 2020, if not in the lead-up to the same. You can likely expect to hear more about its features and launch titles soon as well.

The Xbox Series X launches this Holiday. Sony’s PlayStation 5, which is out in the same window, also had some presence at CES 2020, as the console’s official logo was revealed for the first time.

Sony hyped up the future for its CES 2020 presentation, which led to speculation of the PlayStation 5 being present. While we didn’t really see the next-gen console in question, the company did reveal the official logo. Check it out above – it’s fairly in keeping with expectations.

Sony Interactive Entertainment president Jim Ryan also reconfirmed the console’s expected features, including ray tracing, Ultra HD Blu-Ray, and more stuff that’s all already been talked about before. All in all, there wasn’t too much next-gen news to really dig into. However, if rumors are correct, a more in-depth PlayStation Meeting could be slated for next month.

The PlayStation 5 is currently slated to release this Holiday, which is the same period as the Xbox Series X’s launch. Thus far, Counterplay Games’ Godfall has been confirmed as a console exclusive for the PS5, and will also release in the Holiday season. We’re yet to see what the likes of Bluepoint Games are working on (recent teases haven’t exactly narrowed things down), so stay tuned for more details.