We tell you what time and how to see live and live online the Inside Xbox on May 7, the Microsoft event with the new Xbox Series X games.
Microsoft warms up engines for the new generation. With a second semester of 2020 that will be full of announcements and news related to Xbox Series X before its departure, this Thursday, May 7 we have an appointment with Inside Xbox starting at 17:00 (CEST), an edition that you can follow here and live to see the first third party games on the console; including Assassin’s Creed Valhalla.
To follow it live, all you have to do is connect with the official Microsoft channels on YouTube, Twitch, Facebook, Twitter and Mixer; Also from this same news, where we will tell you everything in Spanish second by second.
Inside Xbox hours by country
- Spain (Peninsula and Balearic Islands) – 17:00
- Spain (Canary Islands) – 16:00
- California, United States – 8:00 AM
- New York, United States – 11:00 AM
- Mexico – 10:00 AM
- Peru – 10:00 AM
- Colombia – 10:00 AM
- Chile – 11:00 AM
- Caracas, Venezuela – 11:00 AM
- Buenos Aires, Argentina – 12:00 PM
First Xbox Series X games live and in Spanish
Many surprises await us at this afternoon's event. Within the Xbox 20/20 initiative —a series of digital events through which Microsoft will present news from the console, Xbox Game Studios, Xbox Game Pass and Project xCloud each month—, the first major meeting with players will be this Inside Xbox, the duration of which we do not know at the moment.
What we do know is that they will focus on introducing gameplay trailers for some of the new generation games that will be available on Xbox Series X starting Christmas 2020. They will also tell us more about Smart Delivery, the feature that will ensure that "Always play the best version of the video games you have on your consoles"; that is, you buy an edition for the Xbox ecosystem and play the best version depending on the console you use.
Finally, they assure that "all the games you will see will be optimized for Xbox Series X", which means that all the Xbox Series X titles we see will be improved to have 4K resolution with up to 120 FPS, DirectStorage, accelerated DirectX ray tracing for hardware, super fast load times and more.
And you, what news do you expect from this Inside Xbox?
