There's no reason for Xbox One and Xbox One S consoles to fret, as Microsoft has assured that both platforms will still be supported, in spite of the fact that the tech company will launch the new mega-powerful console, Xbox Project Scorpio. The Xbox Project Scorpio along with its massively improved specs will fire up the market during the 2017 holiday period.

The Xbox boss Phil Spencer, assured gaming fans through his official Twitter account that Xbox One and Xbox One S gaming systems will still be supported for years to come. The Xbox boss statement comes after a fan was expressing concern for the previously released gaming consoles. The concern fan tweeted that the Xbox One and Xbox One S could be an obsolete consoles after Xbox Project Scorpio launches, Gamespot reported.

Nevertheless, Microsoft's upcoming Xbox Project Scorpio can play Xbox One and Xbox One S video games. The Xbox Project Scorpio also supports peripheral for the older gaming systems. In fact, the all-new Xbox Project Scorpio features a full 4K HDR gaming experience, as well as an integrated AMD graphics with 6 teraflops of performance.

The current speculation suggests that the Xbox Project Scorpio will be packed with a 12GB of DDR5 memory rather than the 8GB DDR3 RAM of the original Xbox One device. The CPU of Microsoft's upcoming console is said to be an eight-core AMD unit, according to Games Radar.

Meanwhile, the game director of "Ori and the Blind Forest" video game, Thomas Mahler, claimed that the Xbox Project Scorpio isn't an incompetent device just like Sony's PS4 Pro. The Xbox Project Scorpio is a next-Gen gaming system with the added benefit that all older video games will still be compatible. Wherein, a person will not lose their library when they upgrade to the Xbox Project Scorpio gaming console, Express reported.

@ahbenitez86 Xbox One and S will be supported consoles for many years.

— Phil Spencer (@XboxP3) January 30, 2017

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