The ridiculous Xbox Series X mini fridge is real and it's coming soon

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The ridiculous Xbox Series Ten mini fridge is real and information technology's coming soon

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At the stop of Microsoft'south jam-packed E3 2021 showcase was a new trailer for it's upcoming Xbox Mini Fridge accessory, and suffice it to say, it'due south libation than whatever Sony is offering.

"Yep, this is really happening" had to actually exist quoted in the trailer, just then that fans didn't call back it was some late April Fools joke. Not only is it real, fans were also made aware of its vacation 2021 release window. A cost, all the same, was not given. Considering that most mini fridges retail from $100-150, we await information technology to be under $200.

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From the console's official unveiling in early 2020, the Xbox faithful began referring it to every bit a fridge. Microsoft leaned into the joke by offering influencers and a few lucky fans an bodily giant Xbox refrigerator in the shape of a Series X. That didn't cease fans from enervating more be made.

Xbox also partnered with Dwayne "The Stone" Johnson to promote his ZOA energy drink. In the video, after Johnson goes through a conditioning, he opens an Xbox Series 10 mini refrigerator to take out Zoa branded drinkable.

In April of this year, Twitter Marketing held a vote to see which make had the best marketing tweet of 2020. Xbox narrowly trounce out Skittles with 50.5% of the vote. After that, general director of Xbox Games Marketing Aaron Greenberg said that Microsoft would exist moving forward with making mini fridges.

Unfortunately, Sony hasn't striking back with a PS5-shaped small appliance. While the PS5 wouldn't work equally a fridge, information technology could make for a George Foreman-style grill.

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