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Microsoft Giving Away 21 Collectible Xbox One Consoles At San Diego Comic Con
Microsoft is going to be bringing 21 limited edition Xbox One consoles to San Diego Comic Con, featuring current and upcoming games, and some of the Xbox partners. If you’re in San Diego next week, you might be able to bring one home.
The consoles feature exclusive titles like Halo: The Master Chief Collection, Sunset Overdrive, and Forza Horizon 2. Third-party games also get the spotlight, with representation from Dragon Age: Inquistion, Disney Infinity, Skylanders, Evolve, and a truly gruesome looking The Evil Within deco.
In order to win, you need head over to the Xbox Gaming Lounge in the Manchester Grand Hyatt Seaport Ballroom, take a photo of your favorite, follow Xbox on Twitter, and tweet a picture with two hashtags (#XboxOne and #XboxSweeps). If you’re not at the show, you can still enter to win. Click here for complete rules.
For now though, take a look at some of our favorite creations featuring a number of upcoming games. (The Evil Within console is my favorite.) You can see more over at The Nerdist.
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