Even with Microsoft’s Gamescom conference featuring nothing new on Crackdown 3, Super Lucky’s Tale and State of Decay 2, the company still made bank with pre-orders for the Xbox One X: Project Scorpio Edition. According to Xbox marketing manager Aaron Greenberg, the special edition has sold out in just a few hours. He also noted that Microsoft expected this stock to last the week.

Speaking to Rocket Beans TV at Gamescom, Greenberg said that Amazon stock was gone in just 25 minutes, which probably refers to Amazon Germany. That’s because he then says, “We knew [the core fans] would be digitally pre-ordering [Xbox One X] and we wanted to make a special edition just for them. In particular, in Germany the fans ordered at an accelerated rate, maybe the fastest in the world, so it was great to see the support from our fans here.”

Sales numbers weren’t shared but the Xbox One X: Project Scorpio Edition was in the top-sellers for Amazon US when it become available. The limited edition Project Scorpio version differs in that it features a mesh design on top with special green lettering, a vertical stand and green lettering on the controller. It costs the same as the base version at $499.

The Xbox One X is out on November 7th worldwide but with the Project Scorpio Edition selling out so fast, will Microsoft consider making more? That remains to be seen but stay tuned for more information.

Announced yesterday, Microsoft’s Xbox One X will be receiving a special limited edition version called Project Scorpio Edition when it launches on November 7th. This will be available to those who pre-order the console but they may not have the chance. At least when going through Amazon.

The Xbox One X: Project Scorpio Edition is currently sold out on Amazon UK, Amazon US and Amazon Germany. They indicate that stock is unavailable for the same and though it may be restocked prior to launch, you should probably give up on refreshing the page for the time being.

What distinguishes the Project Scorpio Edition? Aside from a unique design for the 1 TB console, which extends to the controller, customers will also receive a one month Game Pass trial, an Xbox Live Gold trial for 14 days, and a 4K capable HDMI cable. The regular Xbox One X is available in November for $499 and is also available for pre-order.

Listings of a special Day One Edition for the Xbox One X began appearing prior to Microsoft’s Gamescom 2017 live event. Thanks to MS Power User, images of the same have also begun appearing albeit with a different name – it’s being called the Xbox One X: Project Scorpio Edition.

The console appears to have a textured pattern on one with “Project Scorpio” written in green on the console and controller. The overall vibe is a design similar to the original Xbox, especially on the box which has the same giant X representing DirectX like Microsoft’s first console did. More details are to be expected on August 20th at 12 PM PT during Microsoft’s event.

The Xbox One X will be launching on November 7th worldwide for $499. Microsoft is currently teasing world premieres at Gamescom 2017 with games like Middle-Earth: Shadow of War, Forza Motorsport 7 and Gears of War 4 with ReCore: Definitive Edition rumoured to be announced.