Xbox president Sarah Bond announced a new partnership with AMD for future gaming systems. The deal covers multiple devices such as consoles and handheld gaming machines. AMD will help design special chips for next-generation Xbox hardware. Players can expect better graphics and artificial intelligence features. The new systems will still play older Xbox games through backward compatibility.
Microsoft skipped creating a mid-generation console upgrade like Sony did with PlayStation 5 Pro. The company wants to focus on building completely new gaming hardware instead. Bond emphasized that Xbox aims to create a platform that works across different devices. Windows computers will serve as the main gaming platform for Microsoft products. The partnership allows Xbox to deliver gaming experiences beyond single stores or individual machines.
Reports suggest the next Xbox console could arrive within several years. Microsoft confirmed earlier rumors about backward compatibility for existing game libraries. Bond previously mentioned the next system would deliver the largest technical leap ever for consoles. The video announcement did not repeat those performance claims. Gaming insiders had already shared details about the AMD partnership before the official statement.
Microsoft skipped creating a mid-generation console upgrade like Sony did with PlayStation 5 Pro. The company wants to focus on building completely new gaming hardware instead. Bond emphasized that Xbox aims to create a platform that works across different devices. Windows computers will serve as the main gaming platform for Microsoft products. The partnership allows Xbox to deliver gaming experiences beyond single stores or individual machines.
Reports suggest the next Xbox console could arrive within several years. Microsoft confirmed earlier rumors about backward compatibility for existing game libraries. Bond previously mentioned the next system would deliver the largest technical leap ever for consoles. The video announcement did not repeat those performance claims. Gaming insiders had already shared details about the AMD partnership before the official statement.