Xbox Anniversary Celebration – Microsoft Announces Broadcast of the Brand’s 20th Anniversary

This year Microsoft celebrates the 20th birthday of the Xbox, as well as related series Hello. So far, the celebration has been limited to the distribution of free gifts (not just digitally) and (completely unrelated to) a mysterious announcement in May. The Xbox Anniversary Celebration will begin broadcasting on November 15th at 19:00 CET. The event can be viewed with Polish subtitles on the websites YoutubeAnd Twitch And Facebook social networking site.

Highlights: Aaron Greenberg (Xbox Marketing Director) TwitterThe Xbox anniversary celebration will not be an event in the style of a typical presentation at a game fair and we should not rely on announcements of new titles or information about upcoming products. A little earlier, Jez Corden of Windows Central heard from a reliable source that it’s definitely worth watching the broadcast. Information was provided in the process podcast to xbox two.

The journalist realized that this meant that some important announcements would appear during the event. Even if the ad is found to be credible, we have absolutely no evidence about what this ad is about. Yes, it can be linked to the new game that was mentioned right after the Xbox 20th Anniversary celebration. The problem is that a month ago, Microsoft denied that the Xbox anniversary celebration would treat us to any production that has yet to be revealed.

It is possible, in fact, that the case is related to a recent discovery. Just last month, netizens noticed that quite a few games from the Xbox 360 were added once to the Microsoft Store database. Titles (including Dead or Alive 3, The First Templar, and Advent Rising), among others, have been noted by Serwis’ real achievements. Interestingly, a release date for all of them has been set for November 30, 2021. So it can be speculated that Microsoft is planning to add more items to the Xbox One and Xbox Series X/S catalog as part of backward compatibility.

Nick Baker of XboxEra hopes that recent moves in the Microsoft Store database will indicate support for more titles from the first two Xbox consoles. rdo: Twitter.

Of course, this is just speculation, and also moving this database can be just a test, not related to the announcement of any big giant in Redmond. It’s best not to believe any of these rumors and speculation and we look forward to our Xbox Anniversary Celebration broadcast.

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