This means that Xbox gamers will be able to control their console through both the digital assistants, Alexa and Google. Microsoft might unveil this integration in the E3 2018 conference.
Separately, the Windows OS maker will lower the Xbox One X price by $50 to $449.99, and the 500 GB Xbox One S console by $50 to $199. The 1 TB Xbox One S bundle will be made available for $249. The tech giant also plans to cut the tag of selected games by 75%, including first-time discounts on new titles such as Monster Hunt: World, Sea of Thieves and PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds.
It looks like Microsoft is going on the offensive by piggybacking on the Xbox price cut and really bolstering up their marketing, Whatever the case, it seems like a good day if you own an Xbox.