Tuesday, November 13th 2012
Microsoft Gifts Xbox Live Veterans 10th Anniversary Special Edition Xbox 360
Microsoft's Xbox Live service is turning 10 soon, and the company plans to celebrate it by gifting some of its most loyal members with a special edition Xbox 360 console, which features a refreshing new color scheme, and "A decade of entertainment" logo printed on its sides. There's no clarity on what one has to do to be able to receive one of these, but we'd imagine only the most loyal Xbox Live members, probably with active memberships dating back years, get the console. A Kotaku reader was surprised to find one of these packages at his doorstep. He never ordered it, never entered a giveaway, and isn't affiliated with the gaming industry. If you've been a long enough active member of the service which started in October 2002, there's finally reason your subscription billing address could come handy.
Source:
Kotaku
16 Comments on Microsoft Gifts Xbox Live Veterans 10th Anniversary Special Edition Xbox 360
But any anyway congrats Xbox you produced 2 products in a decade...
Did Live launch with the Xbox or after? I've read there was a beta for it so I'm not sure.