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Don't Miss Your Chance To Win An Xbox One X Modeled After Air Jordans
Xbox and Air Jordan have teamed up to create three winnable special editions of an Xbox One X.
The console's designs are modeled after three upcoming Air Jordan III sneakers. The Free Throw Line system "pays homage to the unforgettable dunk by Michael Jordan in 1988," says general manager of games marketing for Xbox, Aaron Greenberg. The Tinker console mirrors Air Jordan shoe designer Tinker Hatfield's original concept for the sneakers. The third winnable Xbox, Black Cement, has aesthetics akin to the shoe of the same name.
To enter the contest, retweet this post on Xbox's Twitter account with the hashtag "#sweepstakes." Three winners will be chosen, and each will receive one of the Xbox One X's, a matching controller, and the corresponding Air Jordan III shoes. The contest is from now until 6 a.m. PT on February 21. Winners will be notified through direct messaging on Twitter.
[Source: Xbox Wire]
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