Internet Ads Show New Xbox 360

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Hours before Microsoft’s E3 press briefing, Internet ads for the new Xbox 360 are starting to pop up. The one above was spotted on Italian games website Console Tribe.

 

The most major feature that stands out, aside from the obvious redesign, is the inbuilt Wi-Fi support. Details regarding the system — including price, release date and the bundle options — will likely be announced at the Microsoft press conference in a little over 16 hours from the publishing time of this post.

 

A big thanks to Chris Taran for pointing us to the video!


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