Xbox Series X Digital will allegedly be launched this summer

This summer, there's a potential release of a fully digital version of the Xbox Series X, according to Exputer. According to the claim, Microsoft is set to introducea white variant of the console, without a disc drive, in June or July.

The alleged new iteration of the Xbox Series X is said to feature an all-white aesthetic and an updated heat sink, enhancing its performance capabilities.

In particular, Xbox Head Phil Spencer recently emphasized that Microsoft's strategy does not solely focus on transitioning to an all-digital ecosystem. In an interview with Stephen Totilo, Spencer stated that the company has no plans to eliminate physical games, indicating that such a move is not stratrgic for Xbox.

While this isn't the first time an unknown Xbox Series X has been discussed, speculation about the console arose during Microsoft's legal battle with the FTC over the acquisition of Activision Blizzard. Known as “Project Brooklin” this version was revealed to have 2TB of storage, WI'-FI 6E, Bluetooth 5.2, and a redesigned controller.

However, it remains uncertain whether the newly mentioned console aligns with the features or design of the “Project Brooklin”.