Microsoft💖’s E3 presentation has come and gone, revealing that pr🍒oject Scorpio is actually the Xbox One X.

The was a delightfully hokey p🀅iece of marketing, filled to the brim with technological cliches like zooming, circuit-bound lights and rising arm hair. Luckily right after that came the Microsoft presentation which was a little more tame and much more informative.

After months of speculation, Microsoft finally revealed that Project Scorpio (a name that only a Bondജ villain could come up with) will actually be called the Xbox One X, a logical leap down the alphabet from the already existent Xbox One S. It also looks a lot like the One S, with the same port configuration (includ𒈔ing the lack of Kinect port) and general boxy shape, although it will be a touch smaller and lighter.

On the inside it’s a whole different story. Xbox One X is a monster of a console, with an industry leading 6 teraflops of graphical power and beating out the nearest competitor, the PS4 Pro, with only 4.2 teraflops. The One X’s custom 🉐GPU engine runs at a blistering 1172 Mhz, more than 25% faster than the original Xbox One and still faster than the PS4 Pro at 911 Mhz. To keep its graphic card from melting it uses a vapor-chamber cooler, something that's only seen on high-end PC graphics cards like the GTX 1080.

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All that𝐆 graphical power means that some old 900p and HD games will now run at native 4K, and all older Xbox One games will get a noticeable performance boost.

The One X will also ship with an Ultra-HD Blu-ray drive for watching 4K m🌠ovies, and a 1TB storage drive to keep things saf🏅e and secured. All your old peripherals from the Xbox One will also still work with the Xbox One X.

Best of all, the One X will launch with 22 exclusive titles, such as Forza Motorsport 7, Crackdown 3, State of Decay 2, and Sea of Thieves.

The Xbox One X is set to hit store shelves on November 7, with a pric𓆉e tag of $499 USD (or $599 CAD).