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Microsoft has made an Xbox Series X fridge – here’s how to win it

Microsoft has made an Xbox Series X fridge – here’s how to win it

Posted on October 29, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Microsoft has taken inspiration from all the Xbox Series X fridge memes making fun of the console’s unwieldy size to create… an actual Xbox Series X Fridge. And, you can win it. 

The Xbox Series X Fridge is exactly what it sounds like: a larger than life replica of the next-gen console with the Xbox logo on the front, a disk drive handle and the Xbox boot sound when you open it. It’s a behemoth of an appliance with a glowing green light guiding the way to more than just your gaming sesh snacks.
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