On a baseline level, the Xbox Series S is a technologically simpler console than the Series X. The entire point of the Series S was to be a digital only counterpart, pruning out all but the most vital components to ensure that users could play new games via digital download, if not physical discs. Compared the Series X, which is equipped with 1TB of storage, 12 teraflops of processing power, 4K resolution capability, and an optical disc drive, the Series S is equipped with only 512GB of storage,...
