Microsoft discontinues Xbox One, to only produce Xbox Series S/X

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Microsoft has confirmed that it has stopped the manufacturing of the Xbox One and will solely focus on the production of newer consoles. Read more below.
Microsoft has confirmed that it has stopped the manufacturing of the Xbox One and will solely focus on the production of newer consoles. Read more below.

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