Pre-orders Begin Today for the XBOX 25th Anniversary Collection
Microsoft opened pre-orders for the Xbox 25th Anniversary Collection, featuring a limited-edition Series X25 console and controller, with global availability starting November 13, 2026.
Pre-orders for the Xbox 25th Anniversary Collection opened today, offering a limited-edition Series X25 console and matching Special Edition controller. The console features a translucent OG Green design with hidden tributes to Xbox’s 25-year history, including individually numbered engravings. Each unit includes a digital download of Halo: Campaign Evolved, a modernized remake of the original Halo campaign. Availability is limited, with pre-orders accessible via email invitations today and public access starting August 27 at 7 a.m. PDT.
The Xbox 25th Anniversary Collection launches on November 13, 2026, with a manufacturer’s suggested retail price of $899.99 USD. Pricing and availability vary by region, and customers can check local Microsoft Stores or authorized retailers for details. Pre-orders are restricted to one unit per customer, with supplies expected to be limited. The collection marks Xbox’s 25th anniversary, celebrating the community and milestones that shaped the brand.
The Xbox X25 Special Edition Wireless Controller is available for separate pre-order in select markets now. Scheduled for release on October 20, the controller shares the console’s translucent OG Green design and nostalgic details inspired by Xbox’s legacy. It is designed for use across Xbox platforms, allowing players to incorporate anniversary-themed hardware into their setups. Pre-orders for the controller follow the same regional availability and supply limitations as the console.
Microsoft framed the collection as a tribute to the players, games, and moments that defined Xbox over the past 25 years. The company emphasized the community’s role in shaping the brand, noting that the limited-edition hardware serves as a collectible piece of Xbox history. Customers are advised to act quickly due to anticipated high demand and supply constraints.