Xbox One X Project Scorpio Edition Is Already Sold Out At Multiple Major Retailers

Yesterday Microsoft officially announced the Xbox One X Project Scorpio Edition during a packed Gamescom livestream. Pre-orders went live as soon as the console was unveiled, and it seems people were eager to get their hands on Microsoft's sexy new machine, as its already almost sold out.

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The two biggest video game retailers, GamesStop and Amazon, have already sold through their Xbox One X Project Scorpio Edition allotment. The official Microsoft Store is also fresh out. All hope isn't lost yet though – it seems Walmart and Best Buy still have stock available. The few units left will be going quick, so get on it if you want one!

To clarify, only the limited run Xbox One X Project Scorpio Edition is up for pre-order at the moment. Pre-orders for the standard Xbox One X haven't opened up yet, so if you don't care about the aesthetics of your console, you'll have another chance to snap up an Xbox One X.

Here's a basic description of the Xbox One X Project Scorpio Edition:

The Xbox One X special edition has the words "Project Scorpio" written on both the system and controller in classic Xbox neon green, and there's a cool "dynamic graphic pattern" on the console's shell. Other than these aesthetic difference, the Project Scorpio Edition is a standard Xbox One X with no extra features or internal hardware differences. The price is also the same as the standard Xbox One X -- $500.

The Xbox One X promises to bring true 4K gaming to the masses with eight custom x86 Jaguar cores clocked at 2.3GHz, a 1172MHz GPU with 40 customized compute units, and 12GB of GDDR5 memory. According to Microsoft, over 100 games will be specially enhanced for the Xbox One X.

The Xbox One X launches on November 7.