Microsoft has unveiled a limited-edition Xbox One X with design inspired by CD Projekt Red’s upcoming open-world RPG,Cyberpunk 2077.
The reveal for the console started with teases on the official Xbox website, which appeared to be glitching followed by a countdown timer. This was accompanied by a mysterious tweet.
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The limited-edition console, however, startedpopping upon retailer websites, which was likely a mistake on their end. A video of theCyberpunk 2077-themed Xbox One X was then spotted online, apparently posted on April 10 on the Xbox’s YouTube channel but currently tagged as “unlisted.”
The console comes with decals that glow in the dark, a blue LED light, laser etchings, and custom panels, while the bundled controller features the logo of Arasaka, a security-focused corporation in the world ofCyberpunk 2077, as well as “No Future” in scratchy text. It is the most elaborately designed Xbox One X in a while, since the fourcustom consolescreated in partnership with Warner Bros. Pictures and Legendary Pictures forGodzilla: King of the Monsters.
A listing for theCyberpunk 2077wireless controller also briefly appeared on Amazon Canada. Fortunately, Pure Xbox was able tosavean image before the listing was removed.
TheCyberpunk 2077-themed Xbox One X will be available in June, a few months before the release of Cyberpunk 2077.
Cyberpunk 2077to launch in September
The teases for the limited-edition Xbox One X started on April 16, which was when CD Projekt Red initially planned to releaseCyberpunk 2077before the game was delayed to Sept. 17. The developer’s president, Adam Kicinski,confirmedthat the game’s launch will not be pushed back again, despite the ongoing health crisis.
Cyberpunk 2077will participate in Microsoft’s Smart Delivery System, which will allow players to buy an Xbox One game and play it on the next-generation Xbox Series X by simply downloading a free upgrade. The upgrade was expected to be available once the Xbox Series X is launched later this year, but apparently, that will not be the case, according to CD Projekt Red. The developer did not reveal a specific date for the Xbox Series X upgrade, only saying that it will “come later.”
