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Microsoft's Xbox series of video game consoles have consistently delivered impressive launch lineups, showcasing a mix of titles that set the tone for each generation. From the original Xbox to the Xbox 360, each launch has brought a unique assortment of games that cater to various gaming preferences.
The original Xbox, released in 2001, introduced gamers to iconic titles like "Halo: Combat Evolved," which not only defined the console but also revolutionized first-person shooters. Following this, the Xbox 360 launched in 2005 with a robust selection, including "Call of Duty 2" and "Perfect Dark Zero," appealing to a wide audience and establishing the Xbox brand as a major player in the gaming industry.
As the Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S entered the market, they continued the trend of strong launch lineups, featuring a blend of exclusive titles and popular third-party games. Each console's launch lineup reflects Microsoft's commitment to providing gamers with diverse and engaging experiences right from the start, solidifying its reputation in the competitive gaming landscape.
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