(Image Credit: PCMag) To GOD be all the glory!!!   It looks like Microsoft's next generation console, the Xbox Series X, will not be launching alone. Two other code names, 'Edinburgh' and 'Count' have been seen in the code of the latest Game Development Kit from Microsoft as tweeted by @bllyhlbrt, whose twitter bio says that he is a software developer, reverse engineer and occasional game programmer. The tweet also makes some references to the 'Xbox Lockhart' which is the supposed codename of the Xbox Series S (rumoured to be a cheaper version of the Xbox Series X). These two code names may not necessarily mean two other consoles but could be Microsoft trying to throw us off the trail of what it's actually planning, or even codenames of future variants of the Xbox Series X. @Kirby0Louise (whose twitter bio says is a developer working on the Void3D game engine for the Xbox Series X) has tweeted that the codename 'Lockhart' could be for t...

(Image Credit: Microsoft) To GOD be all the glory!!! The Xbox Series X also known as the Xbox Project Scarlett is Microsoft's next generation console that is meant to compete with Sony's next generation console, the Ps5. The Xbox Series X will feature a more powerful processor and many other features that are packed into the product's box like shape making it look like a gaming pc. The Xbox Series X will feature real-time-ray tracing meaning that game producers will be able to focus on even the most minute details in terms of graphics and animation. It will also feature a custom designed processor from AMD making use of Zen 2 and Navi architecture, it will be capable of running games at a 120Hz frame rates and to support an 8K resolution, meaning that the graphic content of the Xbox Series X will very good as there will be more pixels integrated into different screens. It will be four times as powerful as the Xbox One X which is really saying something, as the cu...