Xbox introduced the translucent Series X25 Limited Edition console and matching X25 Wireless Controller to mark 25 years since the original Xbox launch. The limited collection draws design inspiration from the first console and will arrive in November.
The Xbox Series X25 Limited Edition brings a translucent OG Green design to the Xbox Series X for the first time.
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The controller's back case and battery door are fully transparent, revealing the classic Xbox logo inside.
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