Should you buy new Xbox when even more powerful Project Scorpio is due in 2017?
Microsoft has released an updated Xbox One that’s slimmer and more powerful, but some gamers have their eyes fixed on next year’s release. So which should you buy?

Earlier in August, Microsoft launched the Xbox One S: a leaner, meaner update of 2013’s original Xbox One console that packs a little extra juice into a 40 per cent smaller shell.
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Project Scorpio is promised to be “the most powerful console ever”, bringing a lot more graphical horsepower to the table. We don’t know what it looks like, what it will cost, or which games are coming to it, but we do know that it’ll deliver ultra-high-definition gaming in full 4K resolution, among other graphical feats.
That leaves people considering getting an Xbox with a difficult choice: buy an Xbox now, and risk being left in the cold when Project Scorpio comes out next year; or wait for more details on Project Scorpio but miss out, in the interim, on upcoming Xbox-exclusive games like Gears of War 4 and Scalebound?
Here’s what you need to know when choosing between buying an Xbox One S now versus Project Scorpio later.
Don’t sweat it too much