Xbox Series X/S: here is the launch line-up of Microsoft's two next-gen consoles

That's it, Microsoft has finally decided to unveil the games that will appear in the launch line-up of the Xbox Series X and the Xbox Series S. "You will discover the richest launch catalog in history from Xbox", warns the American manufacturer who, in passing, specifies that "30 new games will be available from day one", and that "20 of them will benefit from Smart Delivery to be updated automatically." From November 10, therefore, will be available:

• Assassin's Creed Valhalla (Smart Delivery)
• Borderlands 3 (Smart Delivery)
• BrightMemory 1.0
• Royal Cuisine (Smart Delivery)
• Dead by Daylight (Xbox Game Pass + Smart Delivery)
• Devil May Cry 5 : Special Edition
• DIRT 5 (Smart Delivery)
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• evergate
• The Falconeer (Smart Delivery)
• Fortnite
• Forza Horizon 4 (Xbox Game Pass + Smart Delivery)
• Gears 5 (Xbox Game Pass + Smart Delivery)
• Gears Tactics (Xbox Game Pass + Smart Delivery)
• Grounded (Xbox Game Pass + Smart Delivery)
• King Oddball (Smart Delivery)
• Manager (Smart Delivery)
• Manifold Garden (Smart Delivery)
• NBA 2K21
• Observer : System Redux
• Ori and the Will of the Wisps (Xbox Game Pass + Smart Delivery)
• Planet Coaster (Smart Delivery)
• Sea of ​​Thieves (Xbox Game Pass + Smart Delivery)
• Tetris Effect : Connected (Xbox Game Pass + Smart Delivery)
• The Tourist (Xbox Game Pass + Smart Delivery)
• War Thunder (Smart Delivery)
• Warhammer : Chaosbane Slayer Edition
• Watch Dogs : Legion (Smart Delivery)
• WRC 9 FIA World Rally Championship (Smart Delivery)
• Yakuza : Like a Dragon (Smart Delivery)
• Yes, Your Grace (Smart Delivery)

Other titles will arrive later, "such as Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War from November 13, Destiny 2: Beyond Light, which will be available on November 10 and then will be Optimized for Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S on December 8, or The Medium, which will be released on December 10. And then there is also Cyberpunk 2077 which will land on November 19th. Despite everything, some will criticize this line-up for lacking real next-gen games, and we can hardly prove them wrong.

For the record, the Xbox Series X will cost €499, while it will cost €299 to get the Xbox Series S.