Okay - the Xbox One isn’t actually watching us shower, but Microsoft doesn’t want us to go even a few minutes without seeing an ad for their latest console. Our Editor-At-Large, Simon Sage, tweeted this picture after getting back to his Los Angles hotel room.
The advertisement states: “Drive fast. Defend Rome. Skype on your TV. All in one. – Xbox One” The first two statements are references to Xbox One exclusive games including Forza Motorsport 5 and Crytek’s RYSE. The third statement is reference to the console’s new ability to make Skype calls via Kinect in full screen or snap mode, while playing a game.
Here is another closeup of the ad grabbed by our writer, Sam Sabri:
We love our Xbox One news here at Windows Phone Central and it seems we won’t be able to escape it at this week’s E3 event; that being said – we really don’t want to. Except for Simon, Simon wants his bathroom back.
Be sure to read our Xbox E3 Recap and stay tuned to Windows Phone Central for the latest Microsoft E3 news and content.
What do you think about Microsoft’s advertising campaign for the Xbox One?
Source: Simon Sage via Twitter
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