Summary
Microsoft announced at the Game Developers Conference that early versions of a new Xbox project, called Project Helix, will be sent to developers in 2027. The alpha versions aim to prepare for future gaming innovations, with expectations of a consumer launch likely in late 2028.
Key Facts
- Microsoft presented their news at the Game Developers Conference in San Francisco.
- The project is called "Project Helix."
- Jason Ronald, a Vice President at Xbox, gave details about the project.
- Project Helix will use technology from AMD, a computer processor company.
- The console will support advanced gaming features like ray tracing, which enhances lighting effects in games.
- It won't be available for consumer purchase until likely late 2028.
- Developers will receive early versions, called alpha versions, in 2027.
