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Xbox Project Scorpio Release Date, Price, News: Microsoft Unleashes Xbox Scorpio Features, Console To Roll Out At $800? [VIDEO]

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Tech fans have seen some buzzes on the market, in which PS4 Pro offers a massive discount on PS4 Pro Bundle. Even so, Xbox also becomes a trending topic since the Xbox Scorpio project is said to roll out in early 2017.

It has been said that Xbox Project Scorpio is aimed at gamers who do not have the time to put up a high-end PC, and the gaming system will be expensive compared to Xbox One S. Therefore, the $800 tag price of Xbox Project Scorpio is reasonable compared to high-end PCs, which can be as high as $2,000.

Compared to a PC, the Scorpio gaming system will also be appealing to these kind of gamers for the reason that it is less bulky, and won't take so much space. Thus, what a gamer will have is a gaming system as powerful as these modern gaming PCs, but as compact as the Xbox One and the PS4, Elite Gaming Computers reported.

Nevertheless, the Xbox head for Microsoft Phil Spencer, justifies the high price of Xbox Scorpio. Spencer made it known that since gamers are looking for a better gaming option with Xbox Project Scorpio, the price for the console will go up since these players will get better technology and features with the upcoming Xbox Scorpio.

Spencer announced that Xbox Scorpio will be a premium gaming system. Unfortunately, the Xbox boss has no intention of revealing the actual price yet, according to Digital Trends.

In spite of that, video gamers find it easy to conclude that Xbox Scorpio isn't comparable anymore, even with Sony's PS4 Pro series. Also, it is possible that Xbox Scorpio may not appear as usual gamer had met on the market in 2016.

That being the case, while gamers are waiting for Xbox Project Scorpio as well as Nintendo Switch, PS4 Pro is enjoying its time in the gaming industry.

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