Microsoft has announced the Xbox Series X25 Limited Edition, a translucent green console priced at 899,99 dólares that celebrates the 25th anniversary of the original hardware and launches on November 13, according to official company statements. The release includes a digital copy of Halo: Campaign Evolved, a remake of the original franchise campaign.
Selected users began receiving email invitations to pre-order the hardware, while general sales open on August 27 at 16:00 Spanish peninsular time through Xbox and participating retailers, as reported by Microsoft. Each customer is limited to a single unit, and availability lasts until supplies run out.
Hardware Design and Pricing Details
The Xbox Series X25 features an OG translucent green chassis that exposes portions of the internal components, mirroring the aesthetic of the debut system released in 2001. According to official product specifications, the console includes a 1-terabyte SSD and a disc drive while retaining the standard performance metrics of the base Xbox Series X.
The bundle pairs the console with an Xbox Wireless Controller X25 Special Edition, which utilizes the same translucent green finish and restores the original colored ABXY button layout alongside design references to the classic “Duke” controller.
Halo: Campaign Evolved Integration
Microsoft includes a digital token for Halo: Campaign Evolved with every console purchase to highlight the historical bond between the original hardware and Bungie’s 2001 launch title. According to company disclosures, the digital copy locks to the first Microsoft account that redeems it on the new hardware.
Additionally, the company recently introduced a feature allowing users to convert physical Xbox One and Xbox Series X discs into digital licenses, which commentators note may lay groundwork for a digital-forward console generation.
European Availability and Market Pricing
Uncertainty surrounds regional availability in specific European territories. While Microsoft lists the United States price at $899.99, European pricing remains unconfirmed in official announcements, though Dealabs previously leaked an expected European price of 899.99 euros. The console has appeared on regional Xbox web pages in Germany and the United Kingdom, but as of publication, the Spanish Xbox storefront has not listed pre-order options for the console itself, though the standalone controller page notes it will soon be available through participating retailers.