Microsoft refers to the new generation of Xbox 'Scarlet' in E3 teasers

Microsoft is within 24 hours of unveiling its next-generation Xbox plans at E3 and the company is hiding secret messages in its own teasers. Twitter users have noticed that each video of Microsoft's daily E3 countdown has a secret code hidden on the left side of the video. The first, from a few days ago, a R 255, followed by G 36 in the second, and B 0 no later than today. Together, this forms the RGB code (255.36.0), the RGB color code for Scarlet.

According to rumors, Microsoft would create two new consoles under a general code name "Scarlett", with a high-end console named Anaconda and an equivalent code name for Xbox One S, Lockhart. It seems that Microsoft is ready to talk about his projects Scarlett, because the company teases freely in his videos E3.

Microsoft has achieved a similar feat for its Scorpio project unveiled two years ago, where the company has detailed what has become the Xbox One X hardware. Microsoft has hidden secret messages in its E3 teasers, evoking the 6 teraflops of power over the 4 teraflops of Sony PlayStation 4 Pro. Microsoft will be detailing tomorrow plans for next-generation Xbox hardware, and will likely adopt an approach similar to Sony's by unveiling the first specs for PlayStation 5.

Parallel to Scarlett's unveiling, Microsoft will also showcase Gears 5 and Bleeding edge, The new title of Ninja Theory. Microsoft is also waiting to tackle some of its PC gaming projects. The software maker has announced a new Xbox "desktop experience" for Windows 10, and a new Xbox application is expected to debut in beta very soon. Stay tuned for all the news of the Xbox E3 tomorrow, as The edge will cover each ad live.