Microsoft’s Xbox 25th anniversary console comes in translucent green
“The Xbox Series X25 Limited Edition respects our history, with the power and performance of the Xbox Series X, including 1 TB of storage, and a design that reflects where we’ve been and the community that’s been with us along the way.”The top of the Xbox 25th anniversary edition. Image: MicrosoftThe Xbox X25 special edition controller. Image: MicrosoftThe X on the front of the console lights up green when you power this special edition console on, and there’s a 25th anniversary logo at the front, too.
- ▪“The Xbox Series X25 Limited Edition respects our history, with the power and performance of the Xbox Series X, including 1 TB of storage, and a design that reflects where we’ve been and the community that’s been with us along the way.”The
- ▪Image: MicrosoftThe Xbox X25 special edition controller.
- ▪Image: MicrosoftThe X on the front of the console lights up green when you power this special edition console on, and there’s a 25th anniversary logo at the front, too.
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