Microsoft's 25th-Anniversary Xbox Console Rumored at $899.99 with OG Green Design

Microsoft’s Xbox 25th-anniversary console is reportedly priced at $899.99 in the United States and €899.99 in Europe, with shipments scheduled for November 27 — Black Friday. The details emerged from billbil-kun, a French leaker associated with Dealabs and known for accurate hardware disclosures.

Design and bundled controller

The Xbox Series X25 Limited Edition retains identical internal hardware to the standard Series X but features a translucent OG Green casing, referencing the original Xbox unveiled by Bill Gates and Dwayne Johnson in 2001. It includes 1TB of storage. A matching Xbox Wireless Controller X25 Special Edition is bundled, reintroducing color-coded ABXY buttons absent from Xbox controllers for years.

Pre-order timeline and official silence

Controller pre-orders are set to open August 26 at Gamescom, where an official announcement is anticipated. Microsoft first teased the console on June 8 but has not disclosed pricing, release timing, or market distribution. UK pricing in GBP remains unconfirmed. Neither the $899.99 figure nor the November 27 date has been verified by Microsoft.

Price context and competitive positioning

The standard Xbox Series X currently sells for $799.99 following Microsoft’s recent price increase, making the X25’s $100 premium consistent with collector-edition premiums. However, the $899.99 price matches Sony’s PS5 Pro — a system offering 2TB storage and significantly greater GPU power. The X25 introduces no hardware upgrades; its differentiation is purely aesthetic and nostalgic.

VideoCardz and multiple other outlets have independently corroborated the leak. Until Microsoft issues formal confirmation, the reported price and date remain well-sourced rumors rather than official commitments.