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The Xbox Series X and Series S naming convention is confusing and so typically Microsoft that it hurts – GamesRadar
It might appear that Xbox has a branding problem on its hands, but it has navigated similar situations in the past with great success
The Xbox Series S has been officially unveiled and with it comes the inevitable fallout. Microsoft has always had a fairly unconventional approach to naming its systems. Skipping willfully between Xbox, Xbox 360, Xbox One, and back to Xbox again, with a whole slew of different SKUs and brand extensions thrown into the mix for good measure. The confusion generated by the Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S offering online might be new, but it was entirely predictable.
I get the feeling that Microso…
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