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I’ve never really cared about Xbox, and tbh I don’t even understand what the newest one is supposed to be called anymore. They really “Wii U’d” hard with the last few names.
Took me a while to understand the difference between all the recent Xboxes. I hate their naming scheme!
Xbox One = base unit, released in 2013. Equivalent to PS4.
Xbox One X = mid-gen upgrade, released in 2017. Equivalent to PS4 Pro.
Xbox Series S = lower-tier current-gen console, released in 2020. No PS equivalent.
Xbox Series X = higher-tier current-gen console, released in 2020 alongside the Series S. Equivalent to PS5.
Even people that have one of these can't tell me which it is