Xbox Series X Won’t Release On The Promise Date? Know What Amazon Announced

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Microsoft is messing around with their fans. They broke trust by following two things; Firstly they broke our trust with not releasing the next-gen games for the Xbox series One, including their first-party developed games. Secondly, they announced Xbox series X would not ship at the day of launch.

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The company promised that their developed games wouldn’t require buying a new Series X console to play, for almost two years. But during Xbox game show, there wasn’t any mention of Xbox one support or no Smart delivery feature.

Upon asking to the Microsoft, they weren’t giving clear cut answer whether the Xbox Game Studio developed games will be available on the both Series X and One or not.

Here is the list of games which will support where :
XBOX SERIES X and WINDOWS PC
  • State of Decay 3
  • Forza Motorsport
  • Fable
  • Avowed
  • As Dusk Falls
  • Everwild
  • Stalker 2
  • Warhammer 40,000 Darktide
  • The Medium
XBOX SERIES X and XBOX ONE and WINDOWS PC
  • Halo Infinite
  • Tell Me Why
  • Grounded
  • Psychonauts 2
  • Destiny 2 Beyond Light
  • Tetris Effect Connected
  • The Gunk
  • New Genesis Phantasy Star Online 2
XBOX SERIES X and XBOX ONE
  • CrossfireX

With breaking this promise, Microsoft and Amazon broke another for delivering the Series Console. Like Amazon has done with their Play Station launch, they mailed the customers who have pre-ordered the console on the first hand, that they might not get their console on the day of launch.

Xbox Series X was available at various sites like Best Buy, Amazon, Microsoft, Walmart, Newegg, GameStop, Target, Sam’s Club on pre-order but most of them are out of stock.

The situation is alike of that of Play Station Launch, “making every effort to get the item to you as soon as possible once released”. Enraged people went on Twitter, tweeting the Screen-Shot of the mail they got from Amazon.

Microsoft tweets an apology regarding this, assuring there will be more consoles available on November 10. As the launch date of the Series X is on November 10.

We hope that there will not be any further disappointment from Microsoft, breaking promises they have made.

Also read: Xbox Series S: Will it be more Pricey than We Think!?