It looks like Microsoft has a 2nd next-gen console up its sleeves after all. Long rumored under the code name of Project Lockhart, Microsoft’s Xbox Series S is said to be a less expensive version of the Xbox Series X, not unlike the disc-less version of the PlayStation 5. Now, a new leak has seemingly revealed that the Xbox Series S is in fact an actual thing.

The news comes by way of the folks over at The Verge, which recently reported on a Twitter user that found and purchased an Xbox Series X controller way ahead of when they should be out in the wild. On the side of the box is a list of devices the controller is compatible with, and on the very first line it lists both the Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S as compatible devices. Check out the photos below:

Xbox series X controller found in the wild!! pic.twitter.com/TEns4z45CB

— Zak S (@zakk_exe) August 9, 2020

It’s important to note that Microsoft has at no point confirmed the existence of an Xbox Series S or a white color variant of the next-gen console’s controller, though the Twitter user went another step further and took a brief video clip showing off the legitimacy of said controller.

And here’s a video to show that it’s real pic.twitter.com/4SWl3nmsIw

— Zak S (@zakk_exe) August 10, 2020

With only a few more months to go until Holiday 2020, it likely won’t be much longer before Microsoft makes it official and unveils the Xbox Series S in all its alleged glory. Here’s hoping the company will also confirm the white variant for both the consoles and controllers, as that’d make for some juicy options for those not feeling the default color scheme of the Series X.

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