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Nsanity said:
I see the PS fans have nothing better to do on a Sunday.

That's cute

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Good to have you back Nsanity, now flood us with awesome XBox1 threads.



I LOVE paying for Xbox Live! I also love that my love for it pisses off so many people.

How long does the promotion last?

Interesting to see how many One's theyre giving to Mtn Dew. They also wont count in VGC totals.



                            

Carl2291 said:
How long does the promotion last?

Interesting to see how many One's theyre giving to Mtn Dew. They also wont count in VGC totals.


Well a week is only 5,000. Anyway the fine print says the qinners wont recieve it for 8 weeks after launch



orniletter said:

AHA, so this is how Microsoft will meet their 1 Billion consoles in the 8th Generation goal !

Just joking, don´t kill me

you are obviously joking because microsoft never said they will sell 1 billion consoles

seems like some still don't understand what that microsoft guy said and meant... he mentioned the whole industry which will reach 300m this gen and how many experts expect it to be 400m next gen if you talk only about game consoles but they think broader than that with the xbox one and then there is a potential market with 1 billion customers and not only 400m. and of this 1 billion market microsoft expects to get their customers. if he would mean xbox one will sell  one billion he wouldn't say that it can go from 400m to 1 billion if the 400m is a projection for the whole console market.

 

 

Every generation, as you’ve probably heard, has grown approximately 30%. So this generation is about 300 million units," he shared. "Most industry experts think the next generation will get upwards of about 400 million units. That’s if it’s a game console, over the next decade.

"We think you can go broader than a game console, that’s our aim, and you can go from 400 million to potentially upwards of a billion units. That’s how we’re thinking of the Xbox opportunity as we go forward.