Apr 26, 2017 05:44 AM EDT By Avery Robbins, UniversityHerald Reporter

Xbox Scorpio just gets a new leak ahead of its launch. Before the console launches at E3 2017, marketing executive from Sold Out Sales and Marketing, Gary Williams, said that the UK price for the upcoming device is expected at about £499.

Details of Xbox Scorpio Revealed

This is not the first price prediction as Xtralife previously listed the console with a price of 399.99 €. It went viral before the Spanish site took down the listing. The price is purely a speculation but the analysts' verdicts are based on Brexit and other contributing factors that could corroborate the assumptions, GameRanx reported.

Microsoft has been quiet about the Xbox Scorpio and the updates have been coming out from publishers and game developers. Bethesda's executive producer revealed that "Skyrim" and "Fallout 4" will be available for Xbox Scorpio. Another report suggests that Microsoft could be bundling the Xbox Scorpio with "Forza", Express reported.

Other titles to expect are "Halo 5: Guardians", "Sunset Overdrive" and "Rise of The Tomb Raider". As far as the specs are concerned, the Xbox Scorpio will reportedly get 12GB RAM on board. The entertainment system will feature 1TB HDD and 8-core processor. According to Stardock CEO Brad Wardell, the hardware setup will outshine PS4 Pro as the Scorpio will be able to play 4K content.

What to Expect from Microsoft at E3 2017

Microsoft schedules its press event on June 11. The console maker could demonstrate the new Xbox Scorpio during the conference. Picking Sunday to deliver the keynotes could mean that Microsoft wants more visitors to see the hardware lineups, including Xbox Scorpio. Microsoft is reserving less space than its 2016's booth and compared to Nintendo and Sony but still, the Project Scorpio is highly-anticipated.

On the other hand, Microsoft could be facing a serious competition when Sony unveil its powerful PS5. Find out the details here.

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