Xbox One X: Our Top-of-the-Line Console Pick

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Assuming Microsoft’s promises come true, you’ll get stronger performance for both old and new games, even in 4K; a wide back catalog thanks to backward compatibility with Xbox 360 and the original Xbox; 4K streaming; support for 4K Blu-ray discs; and the most stable online gaming network around.

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