What would have been a big joke started in October 2020 when Snoop Dogg was seen unlocking the functional human-sized Xbox Series X fridge case. As recently as March, as if on a wave of nostalgia, Microsoft teamed up with Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson to introduce a miniature version of the refrigerator that so far has only reached the homes of a few happy journalists and influencers.
This article published this morning was updated with new information from survey results.
Victory in injury time
After an intense showdown and after more than 340,000 votes, Xbox against Skittles won 50.5% in the “Brand Support” category of polls released by Twitter. So Aaron Greenberg logically declares that Microsoft will fulfill its promise and produce Xbox Series X refrigerators so fans can stock up on their cold drinks there. Since it does not require microprocessing, we shouldn’t have much trouble getting it, provided it arrives in France of course.
Thanks to both Voice, this was an easy and exciting thing to follow. Now this Xbox We win, we’ll go ahead with our promise of making Xbox Series X Mini refrigerators. The first off-line one will be chock full of games and head for our friends Embed a Tweet Definitely ! đđ https://t.co/xeeN8yLGV8
– Aaron Greenberg đ đźââď¸đU (@arongreenberg) April 2, 2021
Today Aaron Greenberg proposes to finally put home appliances into production with the condition that they make Xbox win their confrontation with Skittles for the best branding support.
Ok … here it goes. Helps Xbox Win this and we’ll start production this year! REAL XBOX SERIES X MINI FRIDGES! Yes, you read this right. Not an April Fool’s joke. No clickbait. # X-Box #BestofTweets https://t.co/vm5B0kZht1 pic.twitter.com/A28hWBP3Db
– Aaron Greenberg đ đźââď¸đU (@arongreenberg) April 2, 2021
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