Xbox Series X Console Review: Iteration Brings Innovation
In less than a week, Microsoft will launch the Xbox Series X and Series S consoles, which will officially kick off the next generation of gaming. Up to this point, there has been a lot of discussion regarding teraflops, SSD speeds, and dynamic resolutions, but soon gamers will be able to see how those components and features come together in their home gaming experience.
Game Rant has had the opportunity to use the Xbox Series X for over a week now and has tested the console considerably. Of course, with any console launch, there is a lot more than just testing out the hardware, and in that respect, there is still plenty more to be said about the Xbox Series X. Some games are still under embargo because they haven't yet released, and some games have yet to receive their optimization update in order to take full advantage of the next-gen hardware.
Even so, there is a lot to discuss about the Xbox Series X and plenty of reasons for gamers and Xbox fans to be excited. Microsoft didn't break the mold with its design choices of the console and its peripherals, but when it comes to features and game experiences, the Xbox Series X makes quite an impression.
When it comes to the Xbox Series X controller, Microsoft has opted for minimal changes. The fit in the hands feels mostly the same as the Xbox One controller, with some textural improvements to the material. The grips on the Xbox Series X controller have a subtle texture that helps keep it in-hand without slipping. There's a similar texture (basically tiny raised bumps) on the triggers that improves on the smooth, glossy material that was featured on the Xbox One controller.
Outside of that, though, the Xbox Series X controller has tried not to mess with an (arguably) winning
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