Microsoft Xbox One Scorpio News & Update: Microsoft Launching Its Flagship Gaming Device; Will Be The Most Powerful Gaming Console? [DETAILS HERE]

Virtual Reality has definitely changed the gaming landscape. Microsoft's Xbox One Scorpio is expected to be at par with the rest of the competition in the market today.

According to Jobs & Hire, almost all gaming companies are part of the rat race to produce the best console available in time for the holiday season. The hottest trend definitely revolves around the Virtual Reality department.

American tech giant Microsoft is somehow taking its time in launching its flagship gaming device. The creators of Microsoft Virtual Reality device are yet to perfect the craft in terms of making virtual reality games.

The Xbox One Scorpio is designed to a Virtual Reality-capable console. Microsoft is also taking its time in terms of creating products which indicate that there no current plan of next steps after Xbox One Scorpio.

As added by Express, the Xbox One Scorpio may happen towards the end of 2016 or could be 2017 and even extend to 2018. As Microsoft expressed, Xbox One Scorpio creators and community have yet to make use of new tools and get used to the new feeling.

Xbox One Project Scorpio is being regarded as the most powerful gaming console ever to be created. Xbox One Scorpio boasts of 6 teraflops of GPU. Xbox One Scorpio will also be available in 4K gaming and support virtual reality.

The Xbox One Scorpio is known to be extra powerful that Microsoft had to check and review Sony's PS4 gaming console. It was mentioned to one site that PS4 will not be able to perform and deliver true 4K and that Xbox One Scorpio is aiming higher.

As per research the PS4 only has 4.2 teraflops of power as compared to Xbox One Scorpio's 6 teraflops. With this said, 4.2 teraflops of power which PS4 is capable of is not enough to do true 4K.

The Xbox One Scorpio is believed to be available on 2017. As mentioned earlier, there is a chance the Xbox One Scorpio could be launched earlier as Microsoft is ahead of the production schedule.