On the surface, the Xbox Series X and S are the most straightforward modern consoles on the market. Aesthetically, they are nothing more than 3D rectangles, and their controllers are almost identical to Xbox One controllers (save for textured grips and an extra button on the face). Even under the hood, the Xbox Series S functions similarly to the Xbox One. Without the extra computational horsepower, few gamers could probably tell the difference between the consoles. Look closely at the two consoles, though, and you’ll find an array of hidden features that make each pretty special.
