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* [[Xbox 360]], a 2005 video game console and the Xbox's successor
* [[Xbox 360]], a 2005 video game console and the Xbox's successor
* [[Xbox One]], a 2013 video game console and the Xbox 360's successor
* [[Xbox One]], a 2013 video game console and the Xbox 360's successor
** [[Xbox One X]] (XBOX), a 2017 video game console, the second generation Xbox One
** [[Xbox One X]], a 2017 video game console, the high-end revision of the Xbox One
* [[Xbox Series X]], a 2020 video game console and the Xbox One's successor
* [[Xbox Series X and Series S]], a 2020 video game console line and the Xbox One's successors


==See also==
==See also==
* [[Xbox, Yucatán]], [[Mexico]]
* [[Xbox Game Studios]]
* [[Xbox Game Studios]]
* [[Xbox Live]], the online gaming service used by the Xbox and Windows PCs and phones
* [[Xbox network]], the online gaming service (originally called Xbox Live) used by the Xbox consoles, Windows PCs, and Windows Phone
* [[Xbox (app)]], an app for Android, iOS, Windows, and Tizen
* [[Xbox Music]], a digital music service by Microsoft and successor to Zune
* [[Xbox Music]], a digital music service by Microsoft and successor to Zune
* [[Xbox Video]], a digital video service by Microsoft
* [[Xbox Video]], a digital video service by Microsoft
* ''[[Official Xbox Magazine]]''
* ''[[Official Xbox Magazine]]''
* [[X terminal]]
* [[X terminal]]
*''[[The TV Wheel]]'', a TV pilot created by Joel Hodgson that originally went under the title "X-Box"


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Latest revision as of 00:23, 31 May 2024

Xbox is a video gaming brand created by Microsoft.

Xbox may also refer to:

Game consoles

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  • Xbox (console), a video game console from Microsoft, which was first released in 2001
  • Xbox 360, a 2005 video game console and the Xbox's successor
  • Xbox One, a 2013 video game console and the Xbox 360's successor
    • Xbox One X, a 2017 video game console, the high-end revision of the Xbox One
  • Xbox Series X and Series S, a 2020 video game console line and the Xbox One's successors

See also

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