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The Xbox One X Is The Fastest-Selling Xbox Preorder In Microsoft's History


The Xbox One X is officially the fastest-selling Xbox preorder in Microsoft's history, the company has confirmed. In the first five days of its availability, more people preordered the Xbox One X Project Scorpio Edition than any other Xbox
console. The console went up for preorder on Sunday.
While the console can still be ordered from some stores, it's sold out at a number of retailers.
The only version of the console currently available is the Project Scorpio Edition. Standard edition preorders are going to begin sometime next month.

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