The Xbox Series X 20th Anniversary Limited Edition Console Honors the Original 2002 Release
During the 2026 Xbox Games Showcase, Microsoft unveiled a stunning special edition of the Xbox Series X, slated for release this November. While the hardware retains the powerful 1TB capacity of the standard Series X, it has been reimagined with aesthetic nods to the brand’s rich history.
The console and its accompanying controller feature a striking translucent green finish, paying homage to the iconic Halo special edition of the original 2002 console. Microsoft has also meticulously recreated the tactile feel of the original hardware: the controller’s face buttons mimic the vintage layout, the bumpers are finished in classic black and white, and the signature home button glows with a nostalgic green radiance. For those looking to upgrade their setup, the controller will be available as a standalone purchase.

For more details on this celebratory hardware, you can explore the official Xbox Wire announcement. Pricing and official availability dates are expected to be confirmed in the coming months.

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