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Xbox Series X one-minute review Xbox Series X six months on (Image credit: Microsoft) We've updated our Xbox Series X review to reflect our impressions after using the console for over six months. Microsoft has rolled out a few welcome improvements to the Series X, but the lack of exclusive titles to take full advantage of the hardware's power means it's still not an essential purchase right now. The Xbox Series X wasn't an essential purchase at launch, but it's clear to see the console is now coming into its own after almost a year on sale. It’s always been a fantastic piece of hardware, mind you, with the potential to solidify itself as an incredible next-gen console in the future.  But so far, the new Xbox has been missing the sort of wow factor we've come to expect at the start of each new console generation. There's been a distinct lack of games that truly make the most out of Microsoft's new system, and the feeling that things are ...

Xbox Series X one-minute review Xbox Series X six months on (Image credit: Microsoft) We've updated our Xbox Series X review to reflect our impressions after using the console for over six months. Microsoft has rolled out a few welcome improvements to the Series X, but the lack of exclusive titles to take full advantage of the hardware's power means it's still not an essential purchase right now. The Xbox Series X wasn't an essential purchase at launch, but it's clear to see the console is now coming into its own. It’s always been a fantastic piece of hardware, mind you, with the potential to solidify itself as an incredible next-gen console in the future. But so far it's been missing the sort of wow factor we've come to expect at the start of each new console generation, and a distinct lack of games that truly make the most out of Microsoft's new system. The feeling of familiarity isn't helped by the same UI we've been used to on...