A new report says that Microsoft’s all-digital Xbox One console could launch by the end of May 2019.
A few months ago rumors circulated about an all-digital Xbox One S console. It was reported at the time that the system didn’t have a disc tray, and would instead rely on digital downloads and Xbox Game Pass to install new games.
Not only is that system actually in development but, according to new sources, it could be coming out as soon as May.
These sources spoke confidentially to Windows Central, who reports that the new system – informally called Xbox Maverick and formally to be rebranded as the Xbox One S All-Digital Edition – will be available globally in all regions in May 2019.
That would mean the console would be available ahead of E3 2019 and Microsoft’s keynote, which many speculate the company could use to announce the next generation of Xbox consoles.
